NTSA Responds to Fears of Sacking Over 200 Employees
The shift from manual logbooks to e-logbooks by NTSA, launching June 10, has sparked fears that the authority could retrench over 200 people involved in the manual process...
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has assured its staff that the transition to a new e-logbook system will not lead to job losses.
- Approximately 200 staff involved in manual logbook processing will be retrained and redeployed to roles in enforcement and compliance.
- NTSA Director General Nashon Kondiwa stated that this retraining will equip staff with skills to become transport specialists and road safety specialists.
- The digital shift is expected to create new job opportunities in areas like digital compliance and IT support, while also addressing issues of fake logbooks.
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NTSA Launches e-Logbook System June 10 - May 2026
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is launching a nationwide 10-day virtual sensitisation programme ahead of the official rollout of its eLogbook system on June 10, 2026, which will replace paper-based logbooks. The NTSA defended its shift to electronic logbooks, stating it is crucial to enhance vehicle registration efficiency and bolster road safety. It assured staff that the transition would not lead to job losses despite fears of sacking over 200 employees. The NTSA listed 10 features of the new e-logbooks set ahead of the rollout designed to curb fraud and improve efficiency.
