Gambia’s Government Lost Over D4 Billion Due to Duty waivers
In 2024, The Gambia lost D4.33 billion in duty waivers, granted to stimulate economic growth anIn 2024, The Gambia lost D4.33 billion in duty waivers despite improved tax administration. Learn about the impact, oversight by GRA, and policies like zero duty on rice imports.d investment, but these measures also raise revenue and compliance concerns, monitored by the GRA and overseen by a multi-agency committee.
GRA Aims to Collect D23 Billion in 2025.
The GRA aims to collect D23 billion by 2025 after surpassing its 2024 target with D20.83 billion, reflecting 32% growth driven by reforms and digital initiatives like Asycuda World and ITAS under Commissioner General Yankuba Darboe.The GRA aims to collect D23 billion by 2025 after surpassing its 2024 target with D20.83 billion, reflecting 32% growth driven by reforms and digital initiatives like Asycuda World and ITAS under Commissioner General Yankuba Darboe.
GACH Donates 200 Streetlights to Gambisara
The Abubakary Jawara Foundation, the philanthropic arm of GACH Global, donated 200 solar streetlights and completed a D10 million solar panel project in Gambisara, reflecting CEO Abubakary Jawara’s dedication to enhancing safety, fostering community development, and inspiring philanthropy in The Gambia.
Abubakary Jawara Awarded Gambian of The Year
Alhaji Abubakary Jawara, CEO of Gach Global, was awarded The Standard newspaper’s Gambian of the Year title for his exceptional philanthropic contributions and business success, both in The Gambia and internationally, with accolades emphasizing his impact on health, education, and economic challenges.
