KRA Customs recorded a historic revenue of Sh92.5 billion in July, marking a significant increase from previous months. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) reported the figure as part of its ongoing efforts to modernize customs operations. The agency emphasized its growing reliance on data and technology to improve efficiency and transparency in cargo management.
The record collection reflects improved compliance and faster processing of declarations. KRA noted that digital tools have helped reduce delays and enhance risk assessment. Officials highlighted the role of technology in supporting economic growth by ensuring smoother trade flows.
The achievement comes as Kenya continues to prioritize infrastructure and digital transformation in its economic strategy. KRA plans to expand its use of technology to further streamline operations and support local and international trade. The success in July underscores the agency’s commitment to modernizing customs procedures.
