Grounded From Israel, SA’s Young Jewish Athletes Shine In Johannesburg
IN MAY, more than 100 young South African Jewish athletes got the news they had dreaded. They would not be...
Month: September 2026
From Feathers to Fruit: How Shehechayanu Oil Mills Turned a Setback into Beth Ha’arachman’s Path to Self-Sufficiency
IN LIFE, work is the engine of survival. It provides for needs, ignites ambition, and can sustain a community—but the...
From Nigeria to the World: The Rise of Nigerian-Made Tallitot
JEWISH CONSCIOUSNESS is awakening throughout Africa, particularly in Nigeria, and this has resulted in an increase in demand for Judaica...
Scaling Dairy Dreams: How Cattle Rearing Can Lift Remote Kenyan Jewish Communities Out of Poverty
KENYA has one of East Africa's fastest-growing Jewish communities, ranking behind Ethiopia and Uganda in size. In Nairobi, the capital...
Rice Farming, Tourism, and Economic Tree Planting in Uganda
UGANDA is also known as the Pearl of Africa, and no doubt the name is for a good reason. Its...
FROM LAGOS TO THE WORLD: How One Synagogue Is Taking Selichot To Telegram
EVERY MORNING at four o'clock, long before Lagos wakes up, Nathan Uwaoma, a chazan and father, climbs to the bimah...
AJV LAUNCHES 5TH EDITION, MARKS 3 YEARS OF DOCUMENTING AFRICAN JEWRY
THREE YEARS AGO, African Jewish Voices (AJV) started with a simple question: who is telling the story of Jewish life...
