Sat, 14 Jan 2017 10:47:35 +0000 By OSCAR MALIPENGA PAYMENTS for the Road Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) services will now be done online following the adoption of a U$ 23 million investment online service deliver called “Electronic Zambia Transport Information System (e-ZAMITS) in a bid to curb corruption. RTSA services, which will be paid using the new online system include driver’s licence processing, motor vehicle examination and registration and traffic law enforcement among other services. Speaking during the launch of the programme yesterday, minister of transport and communications Brian Mushimba said e-ZAMITS would improve RTSA’s managerial effectiveness, fight corruption and promote transparency. Mr Mushimba said government has invested US$ 23 million for the development and installation of the transport information system. “Government prioritized this investment because we are determined to promote efficiency in the delivery of public services by removing all bottleneck that have encumbered public service delivery in the past,” he said. Mr […]
