From East Africa comes one of the most remarkable modern Jewish stories. In Ugandan Jews in 10 Minutes, we'll explore the tale of the Abayudaya—"People of Judah"—a community that embraced Judaism just over a century ago. Starting with Semei Kakungulu, a local leader who broke from Christianity and began observing the Torah, the Abayudaya built synagogues, kept kosher, and celebrated Shabbat in rural Uganda. Despite persecution under Idi Amin, when Judaism was banned and many were forced into hiding, the community endured and later connected with global Jewry. Today, thousands of Abayudaya practice Judaism, with some recognized by major denominations, sending students to Israel and America while keeping their unique Ugandan melodies and customs alive. Ten minutes, one inspiring community, and proof that Jewish identity can take root anywhere faith and resilience are strong.