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Rwanda: Rwandans Train in Nuclear Technology Regulation
New Times, 7 May 2019
Two legal experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are in Rwanda for a three-day mission to train Rwandan officials about the international legal framework on how… Read more »
Rwandans Learn How to Use Nuclear Tech Safely
The aim of the workshop is to raise awareness among many experts from several ministries and other government institutions on the importance of understanding and adhering to international legal instruments in the areas of nuclear safety, security and civil liability for nuclear damage. In 2018, Rwanda and Russia signed a cooperation agreement on the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes.
Nuclear reactors in operation releasing hot steam as a side product (file photo).
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Rwanda: Rwanda to Get Nuclear Research Centre in 5 Years
New Times, 24 April 2019
Rwanda is considering setting up a Centre for Nuclear Science and Technology (CNST) within the next five years, an official from the Ministry of Infrastructure has revealed to The… Read more »
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Rwanda: Experts Highlight Need to Leverage Nuclear Energy for Improving Lives
New Times, 16 April 2019
Experts gathering in Russian southern city of Sochi for the on-going XI International Forum on nuclear energy have urged world leaders to tap into the potential of nuclear… Read more »
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Rwanda: Rwanda, Russia Agree on Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy
New Times, 5 December 2018
Rwanda and Russia have signed an inter-governmental cooperation agreement on the use of atomic energy for peaceful purposes, according to a statement released by the government. Read more »
