United Nations agency says Kenya on track in bid to ensure radiation safety
In September 2013, Court of Appeal judges caused a stir when they refused to use their Elgon House offices in Nairobi for fear of radiation. —Read More—
South Africa’s contentious nuclear program faces yet another setback
South Africa, a country beset by frequent power outages, will have to wait a little longer before pressing ahead with a highly contentious and very —Read More—
The link between uranium from the Congo and Hiroshima: a story of twin tragedies
On August 6 – Hiroshima Day – I participated in a groundbreaking event at the South African Museum in Cape Town entitled The Missing Link: —Read More—
Chirayath Contributes to Safeguards Curriculum Development Workshop for Sub-Saharan Africa
NSSPI Interim Director Dr. Sunil Chirayath participated in the second part of a joint professional development course with the National Nuclear Security Administration’s International Nuclear —Read More—
Africa’s growing and neglected cancer problem: We will all suffer
Uganda’s only radiation treatment machine broke down in April earlier this year, provoking widespread public criticism and leaving an estimated 30,000 new cancer patients stranded. —Read More—