The Devil Made Me Do It: Understanding Occult Crime in South Africa by Nicky Falkof

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The Devil Made Me Do It: Understanding Occult Crime in South Africa by Nicky FalkofISBN: 9781776390984 Penguin Random House, August 2025 Trade Paperback,190 pages South Africa can sometimes appear to be awash with occult crime. From satanist conspiracies and witchcraft accusations to muti murders and demonic possession, a trawl through our national news suggests a society at war with the forces of evil. Why does the occult have such a grasp on our collective imagination? In this vastly unequal country, with its crises of gender

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