Gambia Spends Over D8.13 Billion in First Quarter
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Gambia Spends Over D8.13 Billion in First Quarter
The Gambia's total government expenditure for the first quarter of 2025 stood at Eight Billion One Hundred and Thirty Million Dalasi (GMD 8.130 billion), according to Finance and Economic Affairs Minister Seedy Keita. The figure represents a 3 percent decrease compared to the quarterly budget estimate of GMD 8.352 billion, a drop attributed to lower-than-expected interest payments and rationalized spending on goods and services.
Gambia’s revenue beats expectations – Finance Minister tells deputies
He explained that this positive performance was largely driven by a 10% increase in tax revenue, which rose to D6.16 billion, up from a projected D5.62 billion. However, he said this success was tempered by a sharp 40% shortfall in non-tax revenue, indicating ongoing challenges in other income streams. He outlined that “on the spending side, actual total expenditure stood at D8.13 billion, slightly below the D8.35 billion that was budgeted. The …
The Gambia's foreign exchange reserves amounted to $508.54 million at the end of May 2025. This is what Buah Saidy, Governor of the Central Bank, said at his press briefing at the quarterly meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee, which would allow the country to cover between four and six months of imports, a threshold generally considered reasonable for a small open economy country.
Gambia Spends Over D8.13 Billion in First Quarter – Foroyaa Newspaper
By Kebba AF Touray The Gambia’s total government expenditure for the first quarter of 2025 stood at Eight Billion One Hundred and Thirty Million Dalasi (GMD 8.130 billion), according to Finance and Economic Affairs Minister Seedy Keita. The figure represents a 3 percent decrease compared to the quarterly budget estimate of GMD 8.352 billion, a drop attributed to lower-than-expected interest payments and rationalized spending on goods and service…
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