Tanzania, April 3 -- Dar es Salaam. Tanzania's robust revenue performance, highlighted by Sh9.31 trillion collected in the third quarter of 2025/26, is drawing praise from economists, investors, and traders. Many see it as evidence of a maturing tax system and a more resilient economy.

Yet stakeholders warn that sustaining this momentum will require deeper reforms, particularly in widening the tax base and improving the business environment.

The Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) has posted steady growth in collections in recent years, with annual revenue exceeding Sh32 trillion in 2024/25 and continuing strongly into the current fiscal year.

Commissioner General Yusuf Mwenda attributed the latest milestone to reforms and technology-driv...