
Business in Banjul, Gambia, Serekunda
Port of Banjul, Serekunda (Gambia, Foreign Trade), Kanifing, peanuts
Banjul is the capital, economic, administrative and the educational centre of the
Gambia (Trade and Business in West Africa)
- Population of Banjul: 31,000 people
- The main economic activities of Banjul are trade, tourism and peanut
transformation
- The Headquarters of the Central Bank of the Gambia are in Banjul
- Cement Plant Gacem
- Gambian Region: Greater Banjul (524,000 people)
- The two districts of Banjul are Banjul and Kanifing
- Border of Banjul with Senegal (Kaolak)
Transport and logistics
- The Port of Banjul is the largest Gambian port (imports and exports):
wood, Palm oil, Bee wax, peanuts...
- Banjul is on the Island of St Mary's (Island of Banjul)
- The Gambia River offers not only an important internal Foreign Trade, Transport but
also an international commercial link
- Dakar-Lagos Transport Corridor.
Roads to:
- Road: Banjul-Serrekunda (Denton Bridge)
- Senegal (Dakar and Ziguinchor)
- Distance Dakar-Banjul: 279 kilometres
- Guinea-Bissau (Bissau)
- Banjul International Airport (24 kilometres)
Gambia (Banjul)
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- Banjul = Bang julo in Mande (Mandinka)
- Slave Trade
- 1816: foundation of Banjul by the British (Bathurst)
- Gambian National Museum
- Main religion
in Banjul: Islam
- Banjul has two cathedrals and several large mosques

Serekunda
- The city of Serekunda (“the house of the Sayer family”) is the largest city of the Gambia.
- Distance Serekunda-Banjul: 13 kilometres (South-West)
- Population of Serekunda: 348,000 inhabitants
Higher Education in Banjul
- University of the Gambia (Banjul)
- American International University of West Africa
- University EUCLID
- International Community College
- Technical Training Institute of The Gambia
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