South Africa / Cabinet Approves Construction Of New Research Reactor To Replace Safari-1

Cabinet Approves Construction Of New Research Reactor To Replace Safari-1
The Pelindaba nuclear research centre in South Africa. Courtesy Necsa/Facebook.
The South African cabinet has approved the construction of a multipurpose reactor to replace the Safari-1 research reactor at the Pelindaba nuclear research centre west of Pretoria.

Safari-1’s operator, the state entity the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa), said the cabinet approval allows the lead-time needed to ensure radioisotope production is not interrupted.

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