Syria Opens Nuclear Sites to IAEA as Safeguards Investigation Makes Major Advance
By Nuclear Africa• August 21, 2026
Ghana Advances US Nuclear Cooperation as 123 Agreement Moves to Approval Stage
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026
Beyond Power Reactors: Namibia’s Cancer Burden Exposes the Urgency of Nuclear Medicine Investment
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026
Nigeria Prepares for 2027 IAEA Nuclear Infrastructure Review as Site Evaluation Advances
By Nuclear Africa• August 11, 2026
Nuclear Opportunities Roundup: Fellowships, Training, Conferences and Career Opportunities — August 2026
By Nuclear Africa• August 10, 2026
DR Congo Opens Uranium-in-Cobalt Investigation as Critical Minerals Collide With Nuclear Oversight
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
Why Nuclear Plants Still Need the Grid After Shutdown: Zaporizhzhia Offers a Lesson for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
IAEA Moves to Set Rules for Nuclear Power at Sea: Why Africa Must Engage Early
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
IAEA Highlights Africa’s Research Reactor Expansion as Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda Pursue New Projects
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
New IAEA Toolkit Could Help African Regulators Cooperate on SMR Reviews
By Nuclear Africa• August 5, 2026