NTSA Boss Risks Jail Over Smart Driving Licence Deal
NTSA has suffered major setbacks of late, with the High Court blocking automated fines, freezing logbook invalidation, and suspending PSV graffiti directives...
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NTSA Director General Nashon Kondiwa is facing potential jail time for allegedly defying a court order that suspended the rollout of a smart driving licence and automated traffic fines system.
- The Road Safety Association of Kenya (RSAK) filed a petition seeking to have Kondiwa cited for contempt after NTSA allegedly proceeded with the system despite being served with a suspension order on May 30 and June 2.
- The key individual involved is NTSA Director General Nashon Kondiwa, accused of ignoring a conservatory order issued on May 29.
- The dispute stems from a public-private partnership deal between NTSA and a financial technology company for the smart licence and digital fines system, with a final ruling set for November 26, 2026.
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