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A chart showing the top three imported products to The Gambia in 2024, with rice, cement, and sugar, including their import volumes and images of each product.
Infographic titled "Inflation in the Gambian Economy" with statistics on headline, food, non-food inflation, and Dalasis currency performance, featuring illustrations of money, food items, a vehicle, and pink piggy banks.
Infographic from AskAnwi summarizing the 2025 quarter one budget update including tax revenue, debt interest, expenditure, and budget deficit with illustrations of money, a calculator, and pigs.
Bar chart titled "Gambia's Trade Deficit (1st QTR of 2025)" showing imports at approximately 21.6 million, exports at about 1.15 million, and a trade deficit of roughly -20.46 million, sourced from GBoS, with a logo reading "ASKAN WI" in the center.
Bar chart showing the percentage of budget spent by various entities from January to November 2024. The entities include Debt Service, MoBSE - Edu, Health, Foreign Affairs, Min of Infra, MoFEA - Finance, Min Interior, Centralized Services, OP - President, and Defense. The highest expenditure is by Centralized Services at 178%, and the lowest is by Min of Infra at 67%. A horizontal red line indicates 100% budget spent, with most entities exceeding or close to this line.

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Videos

MoTIE Outlines Plans to Participate in AfCFTA Second Pilot Phase

The Ministry of Trade outlined the Government’s plans to participate in the second phase of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement during a workshop with stakeholders on 3rd September 2024.

FactCheck: Have Taxes Increased Under GRA in 2024?

GRA Commissioner General Yankuba Darboe claimed that his office did not observe any tax increments for the year 2024. Our reporter investigated his claims to verify if they were true or not.

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Economic Deep Dive by Dr Ousman Gajigo