At Least Three African Countries Going Nuclear
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 27 March 2014
- Tags:
- Africa, Energy
At least three African nations are looking to add nuclear power to juice up their grid. Kenya and Nigeria want to establish nuclear energy, and South Africa, the only sub-Saharan nation with nuclear facilities, is looking to expand its capabilities. But, does Africa have the means to turn on nuclear power? VOA's Anita Powell has our report.
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