Quiz on Gambia
The Gambia, formally known as the Republic of The Gambia, is a West African country. The country is the smallest in mainland Africa and is bordered by Senegal, with the exception of its western coastline on the Atlantic Ocean.
The Gambia is located on both sides of the lower portion of the Gambia River, which runs through the centre of the country and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, giving the country its elongated shape. The region has a land area of 11,300 square kilometres and a population of 1,857,181, according to the April 2013 census. Banjul serves as its largest metropolitan area.
Summary:
The Gambia joined the Economic Community of West African States in 1975 and is a member of the Commonwealth. English is the country’s official language, reflecting its history as a former British colony. The economy of The Gambia is primarily characterized by agriculture, fishing, and particularly the tourism sector.
In 2015, nearly half (48.6%) of the population experienced poverty. Poverty rates in rural areas were significantly higher, reaching nearly 70%.
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