Ghana reaffirmed an ambition for roughly 1,000 MW of nuclear capacity by the mid-2030s, while major financing, regulatory, siting and implementation milestones…
The third U.S.-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit concluded in Accra on 21 August 2026 with emphasis on workforce, regulation and institutional capacity rather…
A NuScale Energy Exploration Centre at GAEC is being used as a reactor-operations training simulator for Ghanaian and regional participants; it is…
Necsa moved a proposed radioiodine API facility at Pelindaba into engineering-design procurement; this is a project-development step and not evidence that the…
Niger approved allocation or reassignment of the In Azaoua and Madaquela I uranium permits to Nigerien companies as state control of the…
AFCONE, NuPEA and STUK are hosting hands-on safeguards training in Nairobi from 24–28 August 2026 under the Uplifting Nuclear Safeguards in Africa…
NuclearAfrica reported a study examining the potential jobs and economic effects associated with a 300 MW SMR scenario in Ghana.
Ghana and the United States initialled a proposed Section 123 civil nuclear cooperation agreement that still requires approval before entry into force.
NuclearAfrica highlighted new reactor-operator licensing at Koeberg as a workforce-readiness lesson for African newcomer nuclear programmes.
The article examines Namibia’s cancer burden and the case for greater investment in nuclear medicine and radiological health infrastructure.