The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is asking the High Court to declare that continuing with the case challenging its Instant Fines Management System would amount to an academic exercise and an unnecessary use of judicial time. In a replying affidavit, NTSA stated that the petition had been overtaken by events following its formal
Kenya is witnessing an increasing trend of people opting for importing cars from Japan, driven by the prospect of acquiring quality, reliable, and technologically sound automobiles. Japanese cars, whether they are sedans, SUVs, or even hybrids, are in good condition, have a full service history, and possess features that can satisfy different people’s tastes. The
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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has withdrawn its public notice issued on March 9, 2026, which had announced the rollout of instant fines for traffic offences. In a statement, the Authority said the decision was made after it became clear that the public needs a better understanding of the procedures for handling minor
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