The British came to The Gambia first as Explorers then as Missionaries, Traders and finally appeared as Colonialists.
It was part of the British empire.
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Wow... The river Gambia is named because it runs through the country "The Gambia" not the other way round. The Gambia is named so because of the word "cambio" in Portuguese meaning trade because it was colonised by them and the British.
Gambia,sierleon and Nigeria
Because it was at one time a part of the British empire.
Britain from 1873-1957
A British passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Gambia. It's also recommended to have at least two blank pages in your passport for entry stamps.
The Gambia became independent on February 18, 1965. This marked the end of British colonial rule, as The Gambia transitioned to a self-governing nation. The country became a republic on April 24, 1970, with Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara as its first president.
Some of the best international schools in The Gambia include the International School of The Gambia (ISG), which offers a curriculum based on the International Baccalaureate, and the Gambia Academy, known for its British curriculum. Other notable institutions are the American International University of West Africa (AIUWA) and the Montessori School of The Gambia, which focus on holistic education approaches. These schools emphasize quality education, multicultural environments, and diverse extracurricular activities.
Gambia Negroes were historically sold primarily in the colonies of the British Empire, particularly in the Caribbean, such as Jamaica and Barbados. Additionally, they were also transported to North America, where they were subjected to enslavement. The transatlantic slave trade facilitated the movement of enslaved Africans from the Gambia region to these colonies.
you need holiday visa forms from british high commition gambia
local people have less opputunity, as majority of people use british airline instead of gambian and hotels are british owned like sandals