Court declines to halt NTSA's eLogbook rollout News 19 min ago

They argue that the petition raises weighty constitutional issues, including public participation, legality, fair administrative action, privacy, data protection, access to information and the constitutional limits of executive action in implementing nationwide digital governance initiatives.

They claimed public concern has been expressed by various stakeholders regarding the adequacy of public participation, digital exclusion, system accessibility, cybersecurity risks, privacy implications and legality of any additional financial burdens associated with the implementation of the programme.

Photo credit: Boniface Mwangi | Nation Media Group They further contend that the programme involves the collection, processing, storage and dissemination of sensitive personal data belonging to millions of vehicle owners, yet the government has not demonstrated compliance with constitutional privacy protections under Article 31 or the Data Protection Act.