Spiked is now demanding access to the entire Arbitration records including fee notes presented to TIA by Adams & Adams under Section 46 of Promotion of Access to Information Act No. 2 of 2000 before ...

uSpiked's Editor, Mark Thomas explores the perplexing disappearance of six million voters who supported Joe Biden in the 2020 U.S. presidential election, as revealed by the results of the 2024 ...

In March 2006, Americans Ronald and Paul McEwan concluded the purchase of a shell company owned by Sandra Karen of Cape Town to create Kapa Biosystems (Pty) Ltd. Based in Cape Town, the research, ...

Once again, cyber fraudsters have resurfaced, evolving their tactics to exploit unsuspecting individuals. These schemes prey on vulnerability, offering false promises of employment and easy money. If ...

After Brett Kebble’s gangland style murder, some former directors at his companies JCI and Randgold lived in fear for their lives Kebble’s dalliances with questionable characters contributed to his ...

On the New Year’s Day of 2021 Washington Post reported its owner and Amazon’s founder, Jeff Bezos as having added US$70b to his net worth during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Could parts of this $ 70 billion ...

Following our report on how Technology Innovation Agency (TIA) lost its share of R3.232 billion earned from the sale of Kapa Biosytems, a gene technology company in which it had a major stake, the ...

‘Subira yavuta heri’ is a well-known Swahili proverb with numerous iterations. The closest English translation is ‘Patience is a virtue’ but perhaps the more apt wording would be ‘Patience pays off’.

Fair and respectful handling of sources is one thing my editor does not take lightly. In fact, deviating from any of uSpiked’s written in-house codes is a dismissible offence. The following reminder ...

I am not a race relations expert, but I believe US President Donald J Trump is a situational racist. I will state a few things up front. Firstly, I am a black African and one of the darkest of our lot ...

Hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of dollars were spent in a bid to secure the yet-to-be-beneficial title of World Design Capital 2014 for Cape Town. No economists (at least the ones we have ...