Dual-boot macbook air 2013 Kali & Mojave deleted kali now unbootable Please excuse my english, I have a macbook air 2013 which dual-boots Kali and Mojave.
The macbook when powered on boots into Kali and if i wish to use Mojave, i boot holding the option key.
Recently, wishing to remove Kali and turn my mac back into a single boot, I have deleted the Kali partition from Mojave using DiskUtility by simply selecting the 64GB Kali partition and clicking the minus &quot;-&quot; sign, then being unable to resize my 64 GB Mojave partition, i tried rebooting hoping that the system would auto-reclaim the space. But instead, the mac can no longer be booted into MacOS, the only option showing is Internet Recovery.
What I've tried
I've gone into internet recovery mode.The &quot;Reinstall OS X&quot; option does not show any disks at the &quot;Select disk to install to&quot; screen though the 64 GB Mojave partition can be found in disk utility and terminal using the diskutil list command.
Note: The 64 GB Kali partition is not found in DiskUtility and diskutil list.
Problems

Cannot boot into Mojave anymore.
Cannot see the 64 GB Kali partition.

Desired results

Boot into Mojave with disk size to full 128 GB as single boot,
removing GRUB.

Could you please help provide a step by step solution to solve this problem ? Any help is much appreciated, thank you !
Images
Please find images below to help troubleshoot, please do feel free to request for additional captures.
Terminal with command gpt -r show /dev/disk0:https://imgur.com/s3ZTx3e
Terminal with command diskutil list: https://imgur.com/nFUeAxg
DiskUtility Apple SSD: https://imgur.com/KbtAR4a
DiskUtility_disk0s2: https://imgur.com/lSoROpT
DiskUtility_disk03: https://imgur.com/JxTJaeZ
DiskUtility_MacOSBaseSystem: https://imgur.com/q9iHA0R
Boot
Booting without pressing any key: https://imgur.com/2xtZIye
Booting with Alt/Option key pressed: https://imgur.com/iSZsaJa
Since you can boot to internet recovery - what happens when you select Utilities and erase the entire disk?
If you don’t see the disk - there is a side article from this link to follow:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208496

Or you could run diskutil list from the terminal utility from Internet Recovery and post that so we could understand the exact state of your disk. I think this should get sorted somewhat quickly since you just want to wipe and reinstall the easy OS as a next step.