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⚠️ BREAKING: North-West University Student Reportedly Taken by River in Potchefstroom 📍 Potchefstroom, North West Province 🕒 Saturday, 14 June 2025 ✍️ By The Future Report A dark shadow has fallen over the Potchefstroom student community after shocking news broke this morning: a female student from North-West University (NWU) has reportedly gone missing in the river flowing under the bridge near Junction — a location known for prayer, rituals, and peaceful hangouts. Witnesses say the student, believed to be a second-year, visited the site with a friend around 6:30 AM on Saturday, 14 June 2025. The two had reportedly gone to the river for a private spiritual cleansing ritual. Just under an hour later, only one of them returned. 🕯️ The Morning Ritual That Ended in Disappearance According to a friend who accompanied the missing student, they arrived at the river early to “connect with ancestral spirits” before the area became busy. The student had reportedly been under emotional dist...

South Africa Is Saying Goodbye to Plastic SIM Cards By The future report — June 2025 South Africa’s mobile industry is at a turning point — and the familiar plastic SIM card may soon become a relic of the past. Driven by growing environmental concerns and evolving mobile technology, the country’s major network operators — including Vodacom , MTN , and Cell C — are accelerating the transition to embedded SIMs (eSIMs) . But the shift isn’t as simple as replacing plastic with code. It comes with financial, technological, and even psychological hurdles , especially in an industry where performance is often measured by sheer volume — not sustainability. 📱 Why the Shift to eSIMs Matters Plastic SIM cards — the tiny chips we insert into our phones — have been a staple of mobile connectivity for decades. But they also contribute to tons of unnecessary plastic waste , especially in a market with high churn like South Africa. “We issue millions of SIMs that never turn into long-term,...

Air India Flight AI171 Crash: What Could Have Caused the Tragedy in Just 30 Seconds? By The future Report | Updated June 12, 2025 An Air India flight tragically plummeted to the ground just moments after take-off on Thursday afternoon, killing 241 passengers and crew members, and causing additional fatalities on the ground. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, bound for London Gatwick from Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, crashed a mere 1.5km from the runway, leaving investigators scrambling for answers. This marks the first fatal crash involving the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner since the aircraft began commercial service in 2011. Experts from India, the United States, and the United Kingdom are joining forces to examine what exactly went wrong during the critical seconds after the aircraft left the ground. A Deadly Descent: What Happened in the Air? The doomed flight, operated as AI171, took off at 13:39 local time. The aircraft, piloted by veteran Captain Sumeet Sabharw...

  "Tears of the Eastern Cape: 78 Lives Lost in South Africa’s Worst Flood Tragedy" The Eastern Cape is no stranger to hardship, but nothing could have prepared its people for the devastation that came with the recent floods. In the span of just a few days, what began as routine rainfall spiraled into one of the most catastrophic natural disasters the province has ever witnessed. As of June 12, 2025, the confirmed death toll has tragically risen to 78 , and the number continues to grow as search teams comb through debris and flooded areas. More than 1,000 people have been displaced , and countless homes have been destroyed or severely damaged. In the heart of the tragedy lies Mthatha , where the flood’s fury was most unforgiving. The quiet rural town was turned into a scene of chaos — with collapsed bridges, submerged vehicles, and families desperately clinging to whatever they could salvage as water levels surged. The Human Cost Among the 78 lives lost, 61 people died i...

  The Future of Jobs 2025 –2030: How Technology, Climate, and Demographics Will Shape the Next Workforce Generation Published: 12 June 2025 Author: The Future Report In a world constantly reshaped by change, one thing remains clear: the jobs of tomorrow will not look like those of today. The Future of Jobs Report 2025 offers a clear and powerful message — from 2025 to 2030, the global workforce will undergo a transformation unlike anything we've seen before. Backed by insights from over 1,000 of the world’s largest employers, representing 14 million workers across 55 countries, this report outlines the seismic shifts that are not just coming — they’re already happening. Digital Access Leads the Way By 2030, the biggest game-changer for businesses globally is expected to be digital access . That’s right — 60% of employers say that expanding access to digital tools and platforms will completely change how they operate. With improvements in internet coverage, cloud technology, ...

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