Court declines urgent bid to halt NTSA’s rollout of digital logbooks

The matter will be mentioned on Thursday, July 30, for arguments on the application for conservatory orders and further directions on the petition...

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The High Court has declined to urgently halt the National Transport and Safety Authority's (NTSA) rollout of electronic logbooks. The court will hear arguments on conservatory orders later this month.

The petition argues that the continued rollout of digital logbooks violates constitutional rights.
The case was filed by Javan Onyango and Emmanuel Kiplagat against the NTSA and three other respondents.
The court has set a mention date of July 30 for arguments on suspending the e-logbook rollout.

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