Africa HR Solutions provides PEO services (Professional Employer Organization) for organizations that want to hire expats and local nationals in Gambia. We enable you to run payroll without first establishing a branch office or subsidiary in Gambia. Your workforce is hired according to local labor laws.
As an African PEO expert, Africa HR Solutions manages employment contract best practices and guarantees 100% compliance for your workers in Gambia.
Albert Market in Banjul
Take a deep breath and wander in the most popular market of Banjul. The Albert Market shall give you a nice view of the Gambian population.
Bird Observations
With more than 540 species you’ll be able to observe unique, exotic and colorful birds without even leaving hometown. The Tanji Bird Reserve gives you this opportunity as well.
Bijilo Forest Park
To escape the hot weather, a visit to the Bijilo Forest Park is a lovely way to enjoy have a nice walk around nature.
Kachikally Crocodile Park
The Kachikally Crocodile Park is one of Gambia’s most popular tourist attractions and a sacred place for the locals. For the Gambian nation, the crocodile is an iconic animal representing fertility.
Tanji Fishing Village
Tanji is home to the biggest fishing village in the country. Sheltering all sorts of boats, it is one of the busiest villages of the country.
Major Imports:
Cotton
Rice
Malt
Raw Sugar
Cars
Tea
Major Exports:
Cashews
Yarn woven fabrics
Wood
Iron
Copper
Fruits
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
$3.1 billion
-0.2% growth
2.5% 5-year annual growth
$1,599 per capita
Unemployment Rate: 7.0%
Global Ranking in Economy Progress 2016: 7.0%
Banjul, known as the City of Banjul is the official capital city of Gambia. Being an administrative town, it is also where the economical and transport activities are being treated. In fact, Banjul is known for being a busy seaport with a metropolitan look. The city hides the Central bank, museums, hotels, guesthouses, commercial centers, markets, parks, religious sites and the International airport. Despite being a modest city, the locals enjoy their lifestyles. Either you’re stopping-by or an expat in Gambia, you shall enjoy visiting the area.
Currency
Gambian dalasi
Languages
English is the official language of Gambia but there are at least 10 more languages which are spoken in the country. English is mainly used for official and administration purposes.
Economy
There is little economy in Gambia. The economy relies on the agricultural side, majorly on the export of peanuts and the re-exporting of imported foreign goods to other African nations. Around 75% of the population relies on the cultivation of rice, millet, sorghum, corn, and cassava. Farming is also a common activity with the breeding of cattle, sheep and goats. The fishing industry is one of the main industrial activities in the country. The manufacturing sector is limited: soap, soft drinks, and clothing.
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