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.
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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…
From Legacy Waste to Nuclear Fuel: DISA Uranium Closes $105 Million Financing as US Tests a New Recovery Model
NuclearAfrica distinguishes DISA Uranium’s completed financing and asset transaction from its future production objectives and examines what legacy-waste…
Reactors Need People: Accra Summit Puts Africa’s Nuclear Workforce Challenge Under the Spotlight
The 2026 U.S.-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit in Accra focused on building and sustaining the skilled workforce required to…
Namibia’s Uranium Gains Ground in Western Nuclear Fuel Markets: Is Africa Capturing Enough Value?
NuclearAfrica reported increased Namibian uranium deliveries into European and U.S. markets and examined the limited downstream value captured…
Egypt Eyes Two More Reactors at El Dabaa — Is Africa’s First Nuclear Fleet Taking Shape?
NuclearAfrica examined reports of possible additional reactors at El Dabaa while distinguishing future expansion discussion from the four-unit…
Kenya Makes Radiation Screening Mandatory for Containerised Imports — A Nuclear Security Model for African Ports?
Kenya expanded mandatory radiation screening of containerised cargo, integrating radiological detection into routine import controls.
Australia’s OPAL Reactor Turns 20 — What Should Africa Expect From a Research Reactor?
NuclearAfrica uses two decades of OPAL operation to frame measurable expectations for African research reactors, including isotope production,…
Nigeria Prepares for 2027 IAEA Nuclear Infrastructure Review as Site Evaluation Advances
Nigeria is preparing for a 2027 IAEA infrastructure review while programme and site-evaluation activities continue.
IAEA Highlights Africa’s Research Reactor Expansion as Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda Pursue New Projects
The IAEA identified eight African countries where it supports activities related to existing research reactors and said Kenya,…