South Africa is putting nuclear power back at the center of its energy and industrial strategy. On Sunday, November 16 in Pretoria, Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa announced the revival of several programs that had long been stalled, stating that the country “will not lag behind” in the global competition around nuclear fuel and next-generation reactors…....
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