Why Jews Do Not Believe in Jesus as the Messiah 
After the Spear is Thrown, Can David Survive Saul’s Wrath in the Season Finale? 
Building Bridges through Scouting: EEIF’s Educational Mission to Cameroon Jewish Community. 
From Kampala to Paris: Strengthening the Study of African Jewry. 
Hope on the Horizon: Gaza Hostages Freed and a Fragile Ceasefire in Place. 
The Role of Jewish Philanthropy in African Jewish Communities.
As Judaism continues to spread in Africa recently, one thing that stands out and can never be overemphasized is the...
Celebrating Passover at 8,000 Feet in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley.
Two mountain communities join the Sub-Saharan African Jewish Alliance in a historic celebration. Pesach, annually observed as a festival of...
ZIMU Launched in Mukono: Uganda’s Historic Inclusion in the World Zionist Congress.
(All Photos Credit: ZIMU) The World Zionist Congress finally incorporated the Uganda Federation as its second member in Africa after...
Maccabiah Postponement: Now Scheduled for 2026
The Maccabi Games, also known as the Maccabiah, is the world's largest Jewish athletes competition. This international Jewish multi-sport event...
Historic Inauguration of Judaism Fellowship Initiative (JFI) Akwa Ibom State Chapter.
On the 4th of May, 2025, a notable event unfolded in the religious landscape of Akwa Ibom State, as Jewish...
Beyond the Synagogue: A Scenic Retreat to Ssezibwa Falls in Mukono
Located just a short drive from the heart of Mukono, Ssezibwa Falls offers visitors a perfect blend of natural beauty,...
Celebrating Pesach in Jewish Central Synagogue, Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria.
Pesach is a time of year, a season of historical remembrance, in which all Jews are obligated to immerse themselves....
Maccabi Football Club of Nigeria holds Purim Service at Gihon Synagogue.
As Jews all over the world celebrate the Purim festival, honoring the triumph achieved in the 4th century in Persia...
How Solar Electrification is Powering Hebrew Learning & Strengthening Judaism in Eastern Nigeria.
Originally published on the Kulanu Blog In the last one decade, Judaism has seen significant growth, particularly among the Igbos,...
Shabbat, Youth, and Community: The Spirit of Nigerian Jewry
Since its inception, the National Youth Shabbat has evolved into the biggest religious and social event for Jewish youth throughout...
Nasenyi Jewish Community in Uganda Inaugurates New Synagogue.
In reality, not many would have the honour of attending the inauguration of a new synagogue building, becoming the first...
FOOD SECURITY GRANT: Enhancing the Economic Capabilities of Jewish Community in Mukono, Central Uganda.
An Interview with Sarah Nakintu Sarah Nakintu is a highly respected Jewish woman leader in Uganda who has a lot...
Elder, Teacher, and Father, Raphael Ben Yaakov, Passes on.
The cycle of Jewish life, including birth, marriage, and death, is an inescapable aspect that affects individuals from all backgrounds,...
BOOK REVIEW: Hebrew Igbo Republic- Culture, Religion, and DNA.
Nze Remy Ilona's book, Igbo Hebrew Republic, extensively discusses the religion and culture of the Igbo people of Nigeria, known...
African Jewish Voices Turns One: A Year of Amplifying Our Stories.
Anniversaries are significant milestones that provide us with an opportunity for reflection, celebration, and renewed commitment. They remind us of...
Spotlight: The Jews of Ogwashiuku
Ogwashiuku, located in the Aniocha local government area in Delta State, is home to a large community of the Igbo...
Historic Interstate Jewish Wedding Rocks Ebonyi State, Eastern Nigeria.
In a grand celebration that has been hailed as a milestone in the history of Jewish communities in Nigeria, Mr....
Inside Camp Sarah in Nigeria
A children's playground for arts, sports, singing & dancing, leadership training, and learning Judaism: Jewish camping, as an activity, aims...
Celebrating Bar and Bat Mitzvah in Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt, a rich oil city off the Atlantic southern coast of Nigeria, is home to more than twelve Jewish...
Light at the End of the Tunnel?
How agricultural reforms are set to boost micro economic activities across sub-Saharan African Communities. The Gelfand food projects began in...
SPOTLIGHT: The Jewish Community in Kasuku, Kenya
Photo Credit: Kehillat Israel Kenya Situated in the Kenyan highlands at an elevation of approximately 8,000 feet above sea level,...
