Archaeologists exploring Alexandria’s submerged royal quarter have discovered a rare bronze ring depicting the legendary Pharos lighthouse, offering new clues about the ancient wonder and the city’s religious, political, and maritime history.
Africa
Building Pagan futures: SAPRA and ATC Africa achieve historic legal recognition
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Pagan and Wiccan communities in South Africa celebrate historic milestones as SAPRA gains tax-exempt status and ATC Africa is recognized as a legally registered church, marking major advances in religious freedom, advocacy, and cultural legitimacy.
Africa
Editorial: Dr. Leo Igwe Confronts Witchcraft Myths and Facts with Reason and Clarity
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Dr. Leo Igwe powerfully distinguishes between myth and modernity, affirming that today’s witches are nature-based spiritual practitioners—not agents of harm—and calls for an end to superstition-fueled violence across African communities.
Africa
Modern Science Recreates the Famous Egyptian Blue
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Researchers have recreated Egyptian blue, the world’s oldest synthetic pigment, revealing its ancient spiritual role and surprising modern applications—from art to forensics—while uncovering new insights into how it was originally made.
Africa
Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 5, 2025
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: The Wild Hunt experiences a cyber attack; archaeologists uncover a missing piece of a famous statue; World Oceans Day approaches; the House of Black Magic celebrates; and Star shares the Tarot of the Week.
Africa
Are Podcasters Resurrecting the Satanic Panic? A Dispatch from South Africa
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Journalist Alex Coyne describes how podcasts offer intriguing stories but lack the editorial standards of traditional media, often blending fact and fiction. From the original Satanic Panic to its revival in South Africa, unchecked narratives can quickly spread fear, misinformation, and lasting societal harm.