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Here is a comprehensive photo album of the city of Banjul the streets, the nights, the beach and people.
From the best travel blog in Africa. #africatravelogue

Enjoy!

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Harzontorh:
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Very Clean Streets

finestboy1:
Very Clean Streets

Yh. Soo clean

Visit www.africatravel.us/search/label/GAMBIA to see full pictures of Banjul, Gambia City guides and reviews

Lovely. Honestly, i think i will prefer to do a tour of some of these African countries just to see the diversity of cultures and learn about these countries. I really love Africa.

Beautiful Gambia. Men i love that country

Harzontorh:
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Here is a comprehensive photo album of the city of Banjul the streets, the nights, the beach and people.
From the best travel blog in Africa. #africatravelogue

Enjoy!

www.africatravelogue.tk

Op what language do they speak

tope24:
Lovely. Honestly, i think i will prefer to do a tour of some of these African countries just to see the diversity of cultures and learn about these countries. I really love Africa.

Yeah, you realy need to do. It's one of the most interesting experience ever that can happen to any body. Africa's got beautiful city view that will never be publicised. And thats what I think africatravelogues is doing. You realy need to see the beautiful cultures and amazing things on the countries. You are blessed. #AfricaIsGreat

northvietnam:
Op what language do they speak

There are at least 10 languages spoken in Gambia by the various ethnic groups. Apart from English which is the official language spoken in schools and public offices there is also Wolof, Mandingo, Jola, Fola, sere-sereine and the Aku's Creole (pidgin English) among others. Arabic is also a frequent languages in Gambia

More Photos. Note: I got all photos and read all about Gambia from www.africatravel.us

Gambia is definitely on my list of places to visit. Looks so relaxing.

more gambia cities picture. Banjul

LOOK AT HOW ORGANIZED THE beach looks. Meanwhile, after all the extortions in lagos, they still won't try to clean the beach. Hian

Harzontorh:
Yeah, you realy need to do. It's one of the most interesting experience ever that can happen to any body. Africa's got beautiful city view that will never be publicised. And thats what I think africatravelogues is doing. You realy need to see the beautiful cultures and amazing things on the countries. You are blessed. #AfricaIsGreat

Yes? you mentioned me.

I enjoyed this pictures
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Harzontorh:
CULLED FROM: The Web

Here is a comprehensive photo album of the city of Banjul the streets, the nights, the beach and people.
From the best travel blog in Africa. #africatravelogue

Enjoy!

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Harzontorh:
There are at least 10 languages spoken in Gambia by the various ethnic groups. Apart from English which is the official language spoken in schools and public offices there is also Wolof, Mandingo, Jola, Fola, sere-sereine and the Aku's Creole (pidgin English) among others. Arabic is also a frequent languages in Gambia

Aku (i.e., Yoruba) Creole [Pidgin English].
Aku is the alternative general word for Yoruba just like Olukumi is another alternate word for Yoruba in the Diaspora in use since the 1700s.

Their capital is just a big tarred village, judging from your photos. Even the national museum is like a Government school in Nigeria. Banjul appears nothing close to Lagos or Abuja.
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