NTSA resumes online services after three-day system maintenance
Kenya's National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has resumed online services following a three-day maintenance period. The system downtime was intended to improve the reliability and quality of digital transport services for motorists and stakeholders.
Why it matters
The resumption of these services is critical for the daily operations of vehicle owners and transport businesses relying on the government's digital infrastructure.
National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) vehicles/ HANDOUT The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has resumed its online services after completing a three-day scheduled system maintenance that temporarily interrupted access to its digital platforms.
"Normal operations have fully resumed. Thank you for your patience!" NTSA said.
The authority had earlier announced that its systems would be unavailable from 8pm on Friday, July 17, until 8am on Monday, July 20, to allow for preventive maintenance aimed at improving service delivery.
The maintenance affected NTSA's online services, with the authority advising motorists, vehicle owners, driving schools, dealers and other stakeholders to plan their transactions around the scheduled downtime.
In a notice issued before the maintenance exercise, NTSA said the temporary suspension was necessary to facilitate preventive maintenance on its systems.
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