TRANSPORT
Tasima wants agency to take eNatis staff
CEO Makhosini Msibi insists the Road Traffic Management Corporation already has the capacity to take on the eNatis system from Tasima
Tasima, the company that has been ordered by the courts to relinquish control of the eNatis system to the Department of Transport, wants the government to absorb its staff. The company has lodged an appeal at the Supreme Court of Appeal challenging the eNatis handover as endorsed by the latest high court ruling. It is also locked in a dispute with the department at the Labour Court over who should take responsibility for the Tasima staff. The company has fallen on hard times and has been evicted from its offices in Midrand since the eNatis system was returned to the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC). The company’s case at the Labour Court in Johannesburg is due to be heard next week. It is seeking to have the staff it hired to manage the system migrated to the RTMC. CEO Makhosini Msibi maintained that the RTMC already had the capacity to take on the system from Tasima. Msibi told the parliamentary portfolio committee on transport that while the company had its right to lega...
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