South Africa Moves Radioiodine Facility Plan Into Engineering Procurement at Pelindaba
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
Finland Is Spending Up to €1 Billion to Keep Loviisa Running — What That Means for Koeberg and Africa’s Future Reactors
By Nuclear Africa• August 13, 2026
IAEA Highlights Africa’s Research Reactor Expansion as Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda Pursue New Projects
By Nuclear Africa• August 9, 2026
Westinghouse and Amentum Expand Partnership for AP1000 Fleet Delivery and AP300 Licensing
By Nuclear Africa• August 5, 2026
New IAEA Toolkit Could Help African Regulators Cooperate on SMR Reviews
By Nuclear Africa• August 5, 2026
Koeberg Contamination Events Rated Level 0: Why Transparent Nuclear Reporting Matters for Africa
By Nuclear Africa• August 3, 2026
South African Regulator Confirms No Public Risk after Koeberg Contamination Events
By Nuclear Africa• July 27, 2026