Shana Tovah from Uganda: Celebrating Rosh Hashanah 5786.
Rosh Hashanah, the head of the year, is a time on the Jewish calendar when the blast of the shofar...
Rosh Hashanah, the head of the year, is a time on the Jewish calendar when the blast of the shofar...
How Innovation Africa is transforming Jewish and Non-Jewish Communities with Israeli Solar Technology. Development, albeit much slower, is sweeping across...
Originally published on Kulanu 2025 Spring Magazine. Pesach, which comes once a year, is celebrated as one of the three...
Two mountain communities join the Sub-Saharan African Jewish Alliance in a historic celebration. Pesach, annually observed as a festival of...
The Maccabi Games, also known as the Maccabiah, is the world's largest Jewish athletes competition. This international Jewish multi-sport event...
Originally published on the Kulanu Blog In the last one decade, Judaism has seen significant growth, particularly among the Igbos,...
In reality, not many would have the honour of attending the inauguration of a new synagogue building, becoming the first...
An Interview with Sarah Nakintu Sarah Nakintu is a highly respected Jewish woman leader in Uganda who has a lot...
Port Harcourt, a rich oil city off the Atlantic southern coast of Nigeria, is home to more than twelve Jewish...
Photo Credit: Kehillat Israel Kenya Situated in the Kenyan highlands at an elevation of approximately 8,000 feet above sea level,...
A Story of High Holidays 5784: When traversing from the east African coast to the western region, it is highly...
Road trips are great, no doubt, especially for a first-time visitor like me who is eager to set foot on...
By: Avraham Ben Avraham When Adane Mekonen left Oromia with a group of 50 individuals, including women, young boys, and...