Ghana Has a Nuclear Law But Seven Key Regulations Are Still Waiting in Parliament
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026
Ethiopia Builds the Nuclear Rulebook Before the Reactor
By Nuclear Africa• August 13, 2026
Poland Begins Preparing Its First Nuclear Power Plant Site
By Nuclear Africa• August 10, 2026
Why Nuclear Plants Still Need the Grid After Shutdown: Zaporizhzhia Offers a Lesson for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
Romania’s Cooling-Water Crisis Is a Warning for Africa’s Nuclear Future
By Nuclear Africa• August 7, 2026
New IAEA Toolkit Could Help African Regulators Cooperate on SMR Reviews
By Nuclear Africa• August 5, 2026
Kenya Names Lenya Village as Preferred Nuclear Site, But Major Decisions Remain
By Nuclear Africa• August 3, 2026
Zambia Prepares for First IAEA Nuclear Infrastructure Review as Programme Enters Formal Assessment
By Nuclear Africa• August 3, 2026
Koeberg Contamination Events Rated Level 0: Why Transparent Nuclear Reporting Matters for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• August 3, 2026
From Training to Inspection: Kenya Strengthens Security Oversight of High-Risk Radioactive Sources
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026