01Sep

TLB suspends Nicco Movers’ PSV licence with immediate effect

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The Transport Licensing Appeals Board has  suspended Nicco Movers’ PSV operator licence with immediate effect, giving the company seven days to address ten compliance concerns raised by the National Transport and Safety Authority. “The Respondent’s decision revoking the Appellant’s PSV Operator Licence, communicated by letter referenced NTSA/C/RT/96/1VOL. (1) and dated 9th June 2026, is hereby
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