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Zimbabwe Considers Nuclear Energy for Industrialisation at WEF 2026

HYDRO POWERFUSION & ADVANCED NUCLEAR POWER

Zimbabwe is exploring nuclear energy as a solution to its power shortages and a means to drive industrialisation, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Amon Murwira at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos. He emphasized the need for reliable energy sources to support Africa's development ambitions, particularly in light of climate vulnerabilities affecting hydropower.

Murwira noted a shift in perception towards nuclear energy as a clean option, referencing ongoing projects in Egypt and South Africa. He highlighted the importance of investment in human capital, regulatory systems, and waste management for successful nuclear implementation. While past energy initiatives in Zimbabwe faced challenges, proponents argue that current nuclear strategies are based on established technologies and international collaboration.

Zimbabwe Considers Nuclear Energy for Industrialisation at WEF 2026
Jan 25, 2026, 6:13 AM

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