Niger Reassigns Major Uranium Permits as National Control of the Sector Deepens
Niger approved allocation or reassignment of the In Azaoua and Madaquela I uranium permits to Nigerien companies as state control of the…
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South Africa Moves Radioiodine Facility Plan Into Engineering Procurement at Pelindaba
Necsa moved a proposed radioiodine API facility at Pelindaba into engineering-design procurement; this is a project-development step and not evidence that the…
Ghana’s Nuclear Simulator Is Becoming a Regional Training Asset for Africa
A NuScale Energy Exploration Centre at GAEC is being used as a reactor-operations training simulator for Ghanaian and regional participants; it is…
US-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit Ends in Accra: What Actually Changed for Africa’s Nuclear Ambitions?
The third U.S.-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit concluded in Accra on 21 August 2026 with emphasis on workforce, regulation and institutional capacity rather…
Ghana Targets 1,000 MW of Nuclear Power by the Mid-2030s: What Must Happen Before Construction Can Begin?
Ghana reaffirmed an ambition for roughly 1,000 MW of nuclear capacity by the mid-2030s, while major financing, regulatory, siting and implementation milestones…
A 300 MW SMR Could Support More Than 12,500 Construction Jobs in Ghana: New Study Tests Nuclear’s Economic Case
NuclearAfrica reported a study examining the potential jobs and economic effects associated with a 300 MW SMR scenario in Ghana.
Africa Deepens Nuclear Safeguards Capacity as AFCONE Convene Hands-On Training in Nairobi
AFCONE, NuPEA and STUK are hosting hands-on safeguards training in Nairobi from 24–28 August 2026 under the Uplifting Nuclear Safeguards in Africa…
Ghana Has a Nuclear Law But Seven Key Regulations Are Still Waiting in Parliament
NuclearAfrica reported that Ghana’s nuclear legal framework still requires key implementing regulations, illustrating the distinction between primary legislation and operational regulation.
Beyond Power Reactors: Namibia’s Cancer Burden Exposes the Urgency of Nuclear Medicine Investment
The article examines Namibia’s cancer burden and the case for greater investment in nuclear medicine and radiological health infrastructure.
Koeberg Licenses 12 New Reactor Operators : What Africa’s Nuclear Newcomers Can Learn About Workforce Readiness
NuclearAfrica highlighted new reactor-operator licensing at Koeberg as a workforce-readiness lesson for African newcomer nuclear programmes.