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Why record revenue collection points to economic resilience

When Tanzanians went to the polls on October 29, the immediate aftermath was marked by unrest that brought normal economic activity in parts of the country to a near standstill.

Businesses shut their doors, transport slowed and many citizens remained indoors for almost a week amid uncertainty and security concerns.

For economists and policymakers, the expectation was straightforward: tax collections would fall, undermining the implementation of both recurrent and development spending outlined in the Sh56.5 trillion Budget approved by Parliament in June 2025.

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