How Austrian firm won Sh460m dispute with Kenyan company over NTSA digital driving licence deal
The arbitration dispute originates from a 2017 contract to supply five million smart cards for...
A technology and printing company, Pesa Print Limited, and Austrian smart-card maker Austria Card are locked in a Sh460 million arbitration dispute over a contract to supply five million cards for the electronic driving licence programme.
This follows a High Court decision to clear the way for Austria Card to enforce an arbitration award worth €3.16 million (Sh460 million) after dismissing Pesa Print’s bid to overturn the arbitrator’s verdict.
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