The High Court in Kerugoya has temporarily suspended the implementation of the National Transport and Safety Authority's (NTSA) second-generation smart driving licence and automated traffic fines system.

• The suspension halts a 21-year Public-Private Partnership deal between NTSA and Pesa Print Limited.
• The case was initiated by the Road Safety Association of Kenya.
• Concerns raised include flawed procurement processes and lack of public engagement regarding the project, which involves 1,000 smart traffic cameras and instant fines.