As ChabadInfo.com reported less than a month ago, a new Chabad house was established in the southern African country of Namibia by Shluchim Rabbi Yosef and Mushka Rahimi. As soon as they arrived, the young couple rented an elegant space for their new Chabad house. This Chanukah the Rahimis got right to work with various successful activities, including Chabad’s first Chanukah event in Namibia • Photos

At a Chabad house in the Ghanaian capital Accra, Eric Adams spoke about turning the pain of slavery into purpose, a message that he said was “personified” by “the Grand Rebbe of Crown Heights.” Adams, the outgoing Brooklyn borough president who also represented parts of Crown Heights as a State senator, talked about the Rebbe spreading “the energy and spirit of Judaism” by encouraging followers to open Chabad centers around the globe like the one in Accra • Full Story, Photos, Video

Shortly after the conclusion of this years Kinus Hashluchim Haolami, another young couple moved out on Shlichus, this time to the Southeast African country of Namibia. Rabbi Yosef and Mrs. Mushka Rahimi moved to the country, which is situated just north of South Africa on Africa’s Atlantic coast, to serve the local Jewish population, as well as tourists and business-people who frequent the desert nation • Full Story, Photos 

In preparation for the festive month of Tishrei, Rabbi Moshe and Yocheved Raskin, Shluchim of the Rebbe MH”M  in the city of Kampala, Uganda held a strictly kosher slaughter in which 1,300 kg of poultry was slaughtered to be used by the Jewish community in the near future. Following the shechita the chickens were frozen and stored for future use • Photos

This year, Chabad Houses across Africa reached new heights in their activities of making sure that every Jew across their respective countries that they serve got to celebrate Yom Tov in a proper way •  Full Story, Photos