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
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
Koeberg Licenses 12 New Reactor Operators : What Africa’s Nuclear Newcomers Can Learn About Workforce Readiness
By Nuclear Africa• August 20, 2026
Reactors Need People: Accra Summit Puts Africa’s Nuclear Workforce Challenge Under the Spotlight
By Nuclear Africa• August 19, 2026
IAEA Highlights Africa’s Research Reactor Expansion as Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda Pursue New Projects
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
IAEA–University of Saskatchewan Partnership Offers a Nuclear Workforce Model for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• July 31, 2026
Applications Open for 2026 CONNECT-NM Young Researcher Network Workshop in Germany
By Nuclear Africa• July 28, 2026
Before Africa Builds the Reactors, Who Will Build the Nuclear Workforce?