Africa, a continent rich in resources and burgeoning with opportunities, is on the brink of a nuclear renaissance. Over 10 African countries are planning to embrace nuclear energy within the next decade, presenting a unique investment landscape ripe with potential.

South Africa is well endowed with nuclear capability and should utilize this to align with the global consensus that nuclear power will play a critical role in mitigating climate change.

Kenya's journey towards establishing a robust nuclear power program is marked by notable progress and a resolute commitment to addressing its energy needs. Under the leadership of Mr. Justus Wabuyabo, Acting CEO of the Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA), Kenya has embarked on a path that underscores the significance of a multilateral approach in ensuring success and sustainability.

Africa faces a critical challenge in meeting its escalating demand for electricity while nuclear power can mitigate such an issue on the continent. Mr. Enobot Agboraw, the Executive Secretary of the African Commission on Nuclear Energy (AFCONE), has underscored this need and the importance of multilateral approach in African nuclear energy sector in the Africa Nuclear Business Platform Lite 2023. With a current population of 1.4 billion and projections indicating a doubling by 2050, the imperative for accessible, reliable energy is indisputable.

The 2023 edition of this 50-page report is extremely pertinent for all those currently involved in or planning to pursue the burgeoning African nuclear market.