Sunkaru Touray, MD

Carl Sagan gave a warning in 1996 that feels even more urgent today.

TSA lines at @iah in Houston. 🤦🏿‍♂️

What does the air people breathe in The Gambia mean for their lives? Our #LivingLegacy film “The Air We Share” explores how @uchiair translates PM2.5 #pollution into life expectancy impacts, showing policymakers how data can guide decisions for #CleanAir: youtu.be/wABl4yvkEXQ?si…

A more appropriate title for this is “Govt imposed a tax on everything” . For an import dependent economy this is a regressive tax policy that is ultimately going to harm #Gambian consumers- especially low and middle income earners

Mehdi honors his late father, who inspired him with a vision of a just, free, and inclusive society. His father’s life and legacy stand as a testament to the possibility of a multicultural world, showing that our identities are fluid and multifaceted rather than fixed or singular.

In The Gambia, #AirPollution affects daily life. Our #LivingLegacy film “The Air We Share” explores how EPIC’s Air Quality Fund Awardee @stouraymd is using #AirQuality monitoring data to inform #CleanAir rules: bit.ly/4sd5lof 🧵5/6

@lady_valor_07 1974

Based on the entirety of this photograph, what is your best estimation of the year it was taken?

What if the most powerful thing you could do for Africa was change how it educated its leaders? Twenty-four years ago, Ashesi opened with that question and has since pursued it through its curriculum, its honor system, and its growing network of partners across Africa.

Ranting against Starlink being a spying vector/security risk - yet you and government officials conduct your business (personal and official Govt) on Gmail, Yahoo Mail etc 😆

Many fail to appreciate the fact that monopolies are bad for economic development- #Gambia needs an open tech ecosystem to thrive. We should not be beholden to a government sponsored monopoly of local ISPs at the detriment of #Gambian consumers.

The irony of #Gambian online commentary from ultra nationalists arguing that @Starlink should not be allowed because of a lack of “sovereignty” or “National control” while using yahoo, Google and @Meta accounts to stoke nativist sentiments in the name of patriotism. @bsanyang

@manifestive @samini_dagaati @manifestive. This is super! Currently the best lyricist from #Ghana

BOMAYE ❤️💐💥

My article in The The Point 🇬🇲 is not neutral, and it’s not meant to be. It’s a clear defense of sovereignty. A rejection of economic strangulation. A reminder that solidarity is not a slogan, it’s a duty. Africa must read the signs of the times. thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/… #Cuba

@lmtunkara @realDonaldTrump I know right...... #tonedeaf.

@stouraymd @realDonaldTrump Also, where are the Malians in the pic?

Breathtaking you say... tell that to @realDonaldTrump who calls places like #Mali #shitholes. #Africa has many beautiful places. It may not have many golf courses, but there is something beautiful about #Africa. Beyond the gold, oil, and minerals is a rich culture and hospitality

@manifestive An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field- Niels Bohr. @manifestive Are you an expert?

Being famous does not in itself qualify you as an expert on anything.

#Namibia Hold fire! Abeg make una give #Naija my second home a break. #Abegistan 🤣 . I am loving the #African sibling rivalry.

With #Starlink availability in #Senegal not sure how #Gambia is going to block users from accessing and using it across our porous borders.

@consoleghana @consoleghana how certain are you about your second statement? A bit of an overstatement, don't you think? Touché on #1 and #3.

Chale …. Visas are not a humiliation; they are a legal mechanism governing the movement of people. They have existed in one form or another since the Middle Ages and are applied by every sovereign state. If submitting to a legal process feels offensive, the choice is simple: don’t apply.