A delegation of the African Jewish Congress recently made a two-day trip to Zambia to rededicate the 65-year-old Lusaka Synagogue. The Jewish community of Zambia numbers around 120 people, with 90 of them based in the capital city of Lusaka. Its presence dates to the closing years of the 19th century.
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