The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has reported that customs revenue collection surpassed its target in the 2025/26 financial year, recording a performance rate of 100.8 per cent. KRA said the performance was supported by strong results from both oil and non-oil revenue streams, which contributed Sh370.383 billion and Sh618.397 billion, respectively. The authority also highlighted several initiatives that contributed to improved customs administration and revenue collection. “KRA remains committed to modernizing customs administration, facilitating legitimate trade, combating illicit trade, and enhancing border security through digital transformation, intelligence-led enforcement, and strategic stakeholder engagement,” KRA said. The authority said it would continue implementing technology-driven solutions and strengthening collaboration with stakeholders to improve customs administration, facilitate legitimate trade and boost revenue collection.