The following Paths have been deemed recognised Pagan Paths by the SAPC members.

Sub-cultures and non-religious practices are not recognised as Pagan Spiritual Paths. Satanism is not a recognised Pagan Path.

Eclectic
Asatru
Vanatru
Strega
Celtic
Shamanic
Druidry
Egyptian
Greek
Wicca
Witchcraft
African
Roman
Norse
Aleut
Huna
North American Indian
Neo Heathen
Pagan
Neo Pagan
South American
Babylonian
Akkadian
Sumerian
Chaldean

The SAPC defines Paganism as follows:

"Paganism / Neo-Paganism is 'the restoration of indigenous European religions'.

In many cases Pagans identify an ethnic group with a nation and thus, for some of them, Paganism means nationalism or more precisely, ethnic nationalism.

“Paganism is a non-dogmatic affirmation of all non-coercive religious and spiritual paths and folkways which revere the sacredness of earth and of all life, the immanence of divinity, recognise the duality in all things and promote individualism and human rights.”
Phos Erebos

“Paganism is a term derived from the Latin word “pagus” and “pagani”, names given to country dwellers who had remained heathen even after the cities had converted to Christianity. Pagan spirituality is animistic, polytheistic, pantheistic and shamanistic, amongst many. It is religion of the "folk" based on ancient mythology, existing independently and outside the monotheistic religions of the Book like Judaism, Islam and Christianity.”
Morgause Fonteléve

For an in depth overview of different traditions, please see:
http://www.pagancouncil.co.za/node/192