More than two years after Tasima was finally evicted from the premises where the electronic national traffic information system (eNaTIS ) is housed in Midrand, the company still believes the state owes it more than R70m for services rendered.
However, this has not stopped Tasima from demanding millions it believes are due to it.
Tasima director Zuko Vabaza said in an affidavit that the company was the sole entity responsible for the development, operation, management, control, support and maintenance of eNaTIS for almost 15 years. “In respect of the period from October 2016 to April 5 2017, however, the state refused to pay costs related to the eNaTIS . Resultantly, Tasima has had to incur and meet these costs itself ,” said Vabaza.The first is for October 2016 until the Constitutional Court judgment on November 9 2016. In that judgment, the court ordered Tasima to hand over eNaTIS to the RTMC within 30 days of that order.
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