The Chabad House in Kenya has been working overtime to make sure that every Jew in the country receives what he needs for Pesach. Yesterday, the Bochurim helping the Shliach visited the Israeli embassy in the capital of the country, Nairobi, and made sure that every single person working there received Shmurah Matzah • Photos

The Chabad House in Kenya worked extra hard this Purim to reach as many Jews as possible despite the Covid limitations. Whether it was sending Mishloach Manos to people’s homes, or meriting many with Megillah reading • Photos

After the call to Achdus, by the Chief Rabbi of Russia Rabbi Berel Lazar, Shluchim that were not together before have united forces today to bring Moshiach • Full Story, Photos

Rabbi Yossi Reinitz and Rabbi Ya’aki Hershkop flew to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya last year to visit the Shliach, Rabbi Shmuel Notik after the violent robbery at the Chabad House. During Pesach they provided him with the necessary first aid equipment. After yom tov, the visitors continued to stroll through the Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya, and R’ Yossi Reinitz took some pictures of Hashem’s beautiful creations • Photos

A gang of burglars who broke into the Chabad house in Nairobi, Kenya and assaulted the Shluchim, caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage during the home invasion, a relative says, but left the couple’s children unharmed • Full Story

The Shluchim in Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, Rabbi Shmuel Notik and his wife Chaya, were robbed by a group of five locals overnight Wednesday, at the Chabad House in the city • Full Story

Less than a month after the terrible terrorist attack in Nairobi in which dozens were murdered, including an American Jew, the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations came to visit the capital of Kenya. Chabad of Kenya, headed by Rabbi and Mrs. Shmuel Notik, organized Kosher food, and held a meeting together with the important group at the Chabad House • Photos

Have you ever been to the Safari? Ever visited Nairobi? If so, you’ve certainly met the Chabad House of Kenya! Today! You too, can take part in the great success of Chabad of Kenya • Full Story, Donate

Chabad of Kenya, Africa, headed by Rabbi and Mrs. Shmuel Notik, have already began their Chanukah activities for the children. In far countries like Kenya, everything about being Jewish can be tough, but they don’t feel that the Jewish community should miss out. • Photos

Rabbi Shmuel Notik was on his way to blow the shofar on a Friday evening in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi when six men armed with knives intercepted him on a dark street • Full Article

The Israeli ambassador to Kenya, Amb. Yahel Vilan gave an award of appreciation to the Shliach of Kenya, Rabbi Shmuel Notik, for all his great work with the Jewish community, specifically for his help in the recent visit of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Kenya.

Last week, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his entourage traveled to Africa, to commemorate 40 years since the Entebbe operation. Chabad of Kenya, ran by Rabbi Shmuel Notik, together with Chabad of Ethiopia, ran by Rabbi Eliyahu Chaviv arranged Kosher food for the entire entourage • Photos, Donate

Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta arrived in Israel this week for his first-ever visit to the Jewish country. Today, on his trip to the Western Wall, Uhuru was escorted by Kenya’s Shliach R’ Shmuel Notik. Standing at the base of the Temple Mount, the Shliach gifted him a beautiful Menorah that bore a personal message of thanks • Photos

Chabad of the African Country of Kenya, led by the Shliach Rabbi Shmulik Notik, celebrated Chanukah with the lighting of a large Menorah in the Israeli Embassy. Ambassador Yahel Vilan lit the menorah • Photos

The Chabad House in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, directed by Rabbi Shmuel Notik, celebrated the holiday of Chanukah with activities around the city, such as public Menorah lightings, Chanukah parties, and much more ● Pictures

The Chabad House in Kenya, directed by Rabbi Shmuel Notik, hosted the first-ever Yud Tes Kislev Farbrengen in the country, hosting Jews from around the country, and planning the upcoming Chanukah holiday ● Pictures

Rabbi & Mrs. Shmuel and Chaya Notik (nee Halperin) from Israel have recently moved to Nairobi, the capital and largest city in Kenya, home to many Jewish businessmen ● Close to 100 Jewish residents and tourists participated in the Tishrei events ● Pictures