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You are here: Home / News / How Jeffrey Epstein used South Africa as his hunting ground | SA News

How Jeffrey Epstein used South Africa as his hunting ground | SA News

4 February 2026 by Guest

In September 2013, an unknown correspondent wrote to Jeffrey Epstein:

“AHLAN WA SAHLAN WHOM YOU KNOW IN SOUTH AFRICA BESIDE PRESIDENT MANDELA AND PRESIDENT ZUMA”

“Many,” replied Epstein.

Epstein, a relentless networker, was not lying.

The tranche of three million new records released by the US Department of Justice shows Epstein’s South African ties stretched back as far as the 1980s.

When late South African hotelier Sol Kerzner’s chief of staff emailed Epstein in 2010 to ask for a New York meeting, Epstein’s email account responded: “Jeffrey, and Ghislaine Maxwell, have met Sol with [redacted], and you might remind Sol that their first contact was with David and Cathy Lurie, in the…

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