Female pilot working for SA Air Force for 21 years inspires Mzansi

- South Africans lauded a brave woman who works in the South African Air Force

- Kgethi Morobane made a pledge in 1998 to protect and serve Mzansi and has done so with pride

- News of her dedication was shared via social media and went viral

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Although society has made great strides in recent years to recognise and encourage gender equality, certain industries remain male dominated.

A strong woman has been breaking barriers within the South African Defence Force ever since taking her pledge in 1998.

Kgethi Morobane currently works as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Sounth African Air Force.

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For 21 years, Kgethi has been serving and protecting our Rainbow Nation and has been doing so with pride.

News of her exploits was shared via the #ImStaying group via Facebook and has had a huge impact.

Hundreds of appreciative South Africans reacted to the post with positive comments and thanks Kgethi for her dedication.

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Ntembi Qali praised everyone within the Defence Force:

"God bless our women and men who serve us with integrity. #ProudlySA"

Marie de Bruyn felt that Kgethi gave her another reason to stay in the country:

"You certainly are a very distinguished lady. Loved to see your post - that is my reason to stay in our country. We are strong people & will work through all problems."

Sheila Seberini rests peacefully in the knowledge of Kgethi's dedication:

"Fantastic! How wonderful and comforting to know you are defending our country...thank you."

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Source: Briefly News