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Bread Prices will Increase Starting July 1st, as Announced by the Gambia Government

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Starting July 1, 2025, MOTIE announces bread price increases in The Gambia, with ‘Senfur’ at D12 for 160g and ‘Tapalapa’ at D12 for 190g, enforcing strict compliance and penalties for underweight loaves.

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Gambia Spent Over D8.13 Billion in the First quarter of 2025

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The Gambia’s Q1 2025 budget report shows GMD 8.130 billion in spending, a GMD 1.45 billion deficit, and GMD 6.674 billion in revenue, raising concerns over personnel costs and subsidies while emphasizing fiscal discipline.

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Access Bank Gambia Has Acquired Standard Chartered, Establishing Itself Among the Top Four Banks in Gambia

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Access Bank Gambia completes acquisition of Standard Chartered Bank, expanding to 11 branches and 22 ATMs with tech-driven financial solutions, earning the 2024 Euromoney Award for Best Bank in The Gambia.

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Qatar University Partners with UTG to Enhance Business Education

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Qatar University and the University of The Gambia, backed by the Qatar Fund for Development, collaborate to advance business education in Africa, focusing on sustainable entrepreneurship, curriculum updates, and incubation hubs to combat youth unemployment.

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MoTIE Asserts that the Cement Market is Stable Despite Supply Concerns, While Importers are Urging for Open Competition

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The Gambia’s cement market stabilizes post-supply chain issues with new shipments, but the Cement Importers Association highlights high prices due to import reliance and oligopolistic practices, advocating for competition and Senegal-sourced cement.

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