Rwanda’s parliament has approved government plans to build a nuclear research centre and a small nuclear reactor with installed capacity of up to 10MW in the capital Kigali, local press reports said.
In October 2019 Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom announced it had signed an agreement to build a nuclear science and technologies centre in the African country. The agreement was signed at the AtomExpo meeting in in Sochi, Russia.
In October 2019 Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom announced it had signed an agreement to build a nuclear science and technologies centre in the African country. The agreement was signed at the AtomExpo meeting in in Sochi, Russia.
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