Court ruling on Zuma’s nuclear deal is a marker of South Africa’s political health: Celebrations outside the Western Cape High Court after it ruled against the South African government's proposed nuclear deal. Nic Bothma/EPA The South African government’s plan to bulldoze through a nuclear energy deal has been dealt what might be a fatal blow …
No nuclear energy option for South Africa — for now at least: Recent protests against President Jacob Zuma outside parliament in Cape Town. Nic Bothma/EPA A South African court has ruled that critical aspects of the country’s nuclear procurement process are illegal and unconstitutional. The outcome is a significant setback for a network of entities …
Why efforts to secure a deal on banning all nuclear weapons are so important: Reuters Last week negotiations to ban nuclear weapons started in New York. The talks came as a result of United Nations General Assembly resolution adopted in December last year. The resolution takes forward multilateral negotiations on complete nuclear disarmament. States started …
Zuma’s cabinet reshuffle opens the door for nuclear deal in South Africa: Malusi Gigaba has been appointed as South Africa's finance minister. EPA South Africa has just witnessed a game changing cabinet reshuffle with the firing of five ministers and several deputy ministers. This included the Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and his second-in-charge Mcebisi Jonas. …
South Africa in the news: South Africa: Court Hears Why Nuclear Deal Should Be Stopped: “We had the arms deal, we had Nkandla … it’s not the majority of South Africans that will benefit from this deal,” says activist South Africa’s nuclear procurement programme was probably the biggest procurement that any country had ever undertaken, …
As Trump flounders on foreign policy, Russia flexes its nuclear muscles: Thirty years after Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev signed a landmark nuclear arms treaty which laid the foundations of post-Cold War relations between the West and the Soviet Union, recent developments suggest that the Kremlin has quietly restarted the nuclear arms race with the …
Trump’s US could give up the fight to stop nuclear arms from spreading: With a few notable exceptions, Democratic and Republican presidents alike have generally tried to restrain if not reverse nuclear proliferation since nuclear weapons came into existence. But in the era of Donald Trump, that history may count for nothing. President-elect Trump apparently …
South Africa in the news: Eskom will finance South Africa’s R1 trillion nuclear plans: minister: Energy minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has told Parliament that South Africa’s ambitious and controversial nuclear energy plans will be entirely funded by Eskom, with no money coming from National Treasury. The minister was briefing Parliament’s …: “South Africa” – BingNews The …
Hinkley C must be the first of many new nuclear plants: The country needs more nuclear power – but not more Hinkleys. Ganibal / shutterstock Despite Hinkley Point C’s obvious problems, Britain badly needs the proposed nuclear power station. But Hinkley, which was finally given the go-ahead on September 15 after a six week government …
South Africa in the news: North Korea and the Nuclear Threat: The belief that Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, would give up the bomb now after having come so far would be contrary to every case in history that shows denuclearization arises only with regime change, as it did in South Africa, and in …
South Africa in the news: Minister: South Africa Establishing Nuclear Engineering and Technology Center as 104 GW of Gas Power on Offer: JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA–July 22, 2016–Written by Richard Finlayson, Senior International Editor for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)–South Africa’s power generation capacity is heavily coal based but is evolving toward lower carbon …: …
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