Kenya’s huge capital investment in nuclear energy carries juicy dividend

A nuclear power plant. 

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Kenya has been actively working to join countries reaping the benefits of nuclear energy. The progress towards delivery of the first nuclear plant is gathering steam, with the country targeting to start construction in 2027.

As it aspires to tap this important and powerful source of energy, the country is cognizant of challenges that ought to be squarely confronted to ensure the success of this project. Understandably, safety concerns have been raised based on past disasters associated with this form of technology.

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