CHAD TO ABOLISH ENTRY VISAS FOR ALL AFRICANS FROM JANUARY 2027.(PHOTO).

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 Chad to abolish entry visas for all Africans from January 2027 Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno announced on Wednesday that Chad will abolish entry visas for all African nationals effective January 1, 2027, in a move aimed at strengthening African integration and facilitating the free movement of people and goods across the continent. “The Chad of Toumaï, cradle of humanity, opens its borders and abolishes entry visas for all Africans from January 1, 2027,” Deby said at the opening of the African Water Forum in N'Djamena, held in partnership with the World Bank, Anadolu Agency reported. The Chadian leader described the decision as a commitment to “African integration and the free movement of goods and people,” adding that Chad seeks to reinforce its position as a crossroads linking West, East, North and Central Africa. With the announcement, Chad becomes the eighth African country to adopt a visa-free policy for all African citizens. Rwanda, Benin, The Gambia, Seychelles...

NETFLIX RELEASES POSTHUMOUS ERIC DANE INTERVIEW FOLLOWING ALS DEATH. (PHOTO).


Netflix releases posthumous Eric Dane interview following ALS death

Eric Dane did not believe in life after death.

“I think when the lights go out, it’s over,” he said in an interview for Netflix’s “Famous Last Words.” “Once we’re gone, we’re gone.” In the episode, he reflected on his life and expressed hope that his two daughters, Billie and Georgia, would remember the moments he was present—attending beach volleyball games, dance recitals, and even watching “The Nutcracker” multiple times, joking that it “drones on.” Dane, known for his roles in “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Euphoria,” died Thursday, less than a year after announcing his ALS diagnosis, a terminal nerve disease. “Famous Last Words,” adapted from a Danish series, records interviews that are only released after the guest’s death. Dane’s episode is the show’s second, following an episode with Jane Goodall. Executive producer Brad Falchuk noted the interviews are conducted privately, with minimal crew, to allow guests to speak freely and leave a lasting message.

Following his ALS diagnosis, Dane became an advocate for research and awareness, lobbying lawmakers and participating in fundraising efforts. Clips released by the organization I AM ALS highlight his dedication to supporting patients and their families. In the Netflix episode, Dane also shared personal reflections, including the loss of his father at age seven, past struggles with addiction, and joyful family memories. His final message, delivered directly to the camera, was dedicated to his daughters, emphasizing the importance of being present and finding love in life. Falchuk described the taping as one of the most revealing conversations Dane had ever had, noting the deep connection that formed between them during the filming.


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