 
Contact Address Details:
Banjul Pharmacy
Branch telephone numbers:
Serrekunda Branch
Westfield Junction
Tel no:
+220 4393344
Email: info@mfhgroup.com
London Corner
Tel no: 4391053
Latrikunda Sabiji
Tel no: 4379333
Brusubi Turntable
Airport Road
Banjul
Branch
Wholesale headquarters
18/19 Liberation Avenue
Banjul capital
Tel no: 4227648
4225705
Fax: 4229510
Retail
Independence drive
Tel no: 4227470
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Company Information:
The Banjul Pharmacy is one of the leading chemists in Gambia
with outlets in Westfield
Junction, Banjul's Liberation Avenue and London Corner
(Bambo) in Serrekunda.
The chain of outlets is operated by the MFH
Group. In their various outlets in Gambia they sell wholesale
and retail of the following items including pharmaceutical
products:
• Beauty items
• First Aid
items
• Health care
products
• Medicines
• And other retail goods
Nurses and/or doctors are available in each pharmacy to administer
injections and give general advice to their customers.
Background:
The Banjul Pharmacy began its trading operations in 1970,
dispensing only non-prescription medicines. In 1980 the chemist
expanded its product range by also selling prescription drugs.
Sometime in the 1980s the inaugural retail outlet was established
on Independence Drive in the Banjul capital with another branch
being opened later in Serrekunda in Kombo Saint Mary District.
Some years later a 3rd retail outlet was open for business
on Pipeline Road (re-named Kairaba
Avenue). In the first quarter of 2000 this branch was
moved to Latrikunda Sabiji.
In the year 1992 the Wholesale
Department transferred to the Banjul Pharmacy Building on
Independence Drive and in 2000 the Gambia's first 24 hour pharmacy
was opened to the public on Westfield Junction. in the Kombo Saint
Mary District.
All of
Banjul Pharmacy's wholesale and retail stores are staffed by at
least one Gambian State Registered Nurse employed by the pharmacy.
All of their medications are purchased from well established drugs
companies based in the EU, UK and India. They order both generic and
brand name drugs in order to satisfy different income ranges and
quality standards.
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