Africa Deepens Nuclear Safeguards Capacity as AFCONE Convene Hands-On Training in Nairobi
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
A 300 MW SMR Could Support More Than 12,500 Construction Jobs in Ghana: New Study Tests Nuclear’s Economic Case
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
Ghana Targets 1,000 MW of Nuclear Power by the Mid-2030s: What Must Happen Before Construction Can Begin?
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
US-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit Ends in Accra: What Actually Changed for Africa’s Nuclear Ambitions?
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
Ghana’s Nuclear Simulator Is Becoming a Regional Training Asset for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
South Africa Moves Radioiodine Facility Plan Into Engineering Procurement at Pelindaba
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
Niger Reassigns Major Uranium Permits as National Control of the Sector Deepens
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
Ghana Puts Numbers on the SMR Debate: New Study Links Nuclear to Jobs, Industrial Growth and Lower System Costs
By Nuclear Africa• August 24, 2026
Ghana Advances US Nuclear Cooperation as 123 Agreement Moves to Approval Stage
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026
Koeberg Licenses 12 New Reactor Operators : What Africa’s Nuclear Newcomers Can Learn About Workforce Readiness
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026