Minister Kgosientso Ramokgopa speaking at the 60th-anniversary event of the Safari-1 reactor at NECSA, South Africa.

South Africa’s Safari-1 research reactor marked 60 years of groundbreaking service at NECSA on 25 March 2025. Minister Kgosientso Ramokgopa celebrated its vital role in producing medical isotopes for cancer treatment and advancing nuclear research. The milestone highlights South Africa’s enduring leadership in peaceful atomic innovation. [Read More about NECSA’s contributions.

South Africa: Safari-1 Turns 60 as New Reactor Project Gains Momentum

The IAEA signals approval for Ghana’s process to choose a site for a nuclear power station, but a feasible industry will be years away. Ghana’s dreams of generating nuclear energy have taken a step closer to becoming a reality after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) completed a mission to review the country’s process for […]

Ghana takes a step closer to nuclear power after IAEA review