From Training to Inspection: Kenya Strengthens Security Oversight of High-Risk Radioactive Sources
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Egypt Opens 2,300 More El Dabaa Nuclear Jobs: What Africa Can Learn About Building a Local Nuclear Workforce
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
IAEA–University of Saskatchewan Partnership Offers a Nuclear Workforce Model for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Kenya and South Korea Move to Deepen Nuclear Regulatory Cooperation
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Kenya Senate Seeks Assurances on Safety, Financing and Community Consent for Siaya Nuclear Plant
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
US Shortlists Five States for Nuclear Lifecycle Campuses: What Africa Can Learn—and What It Should Not Copy
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Record-Low Danube Forces Nuclear Output Cuts: A Climate-Resilience Warning for Africa’s Reactor Plans
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Canada Starts Construction of Major New Uranium Mine
By Nuclear Africa• July 30, 2026
Nuclear Expansion Needs $6 Trillion: What the New Global Investment Roadmap Means for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• July 29, 2026
Why First-Responder Training for Radiological and Nuclear Emergencies Is Essential for Africa