CS @EnergyMinK Hon. Opiyo Wandayi presided over the opening ceremony of the #USANES24 with delegates drawn from USA, South Africa, Ghana, Uganda, Nigeria, France, Botswana, Cameroon, Tanzania, Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Morocco, Austria, Somalia, Benin, Namibia and Mauritius.
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@nuclearkenya Great assistance indeed from the @iaeaorg#NuclearResearchReactor.
A Nuclear Research Reactor is a non-power installation that is exclusively used for its diverse applications benefits including #radioisotopes (used for cancer treatment), industrial materials testing, education
@_SVETSM@SpiceFMKE@nuclearkenya Sincerely, we cannot downlook development just because of the fear of the unknown. Someone said 'We cannot fail to use cars or planes just because we foresee accidents...'
@_SVETSM@SpiceFMKE@nuclearkenya#EnvironmentalProtection is another major issues. The current #NuclearPower technology is hightech and all fears are catered for. Even the smallest of leakage is detected within the nuclear facility even before it comes to sensors installed within and around the facility.
@nuclearkenya@scherargei@EnergyMinK@AlexKWachira@StateHouseKenya#SouthKorea has been our 'economic-peers' since independence (infact we hear that our gava loaned them after independence)! The capacity is 134,000 MW (ours 3,000MW)! Their GDP is 1T dollars (ours 100B dollars)!... They build everything from cars, planes, ships, Samsung, infrastr
@nuclearkenya@scherargei@EnergyMinK@AlexKWachira@StateHouseKenya A generation source giving more than 1,400 MW (close to 1/2 of our current total generation capacity since industrial-Kenya) using one nuclear power reactor (with options to have as many as possible same/varying capacity), all that Kenya needs towards #EconomicDevelopment
@scherargei A generation source giving more than 1,400 MW (close to 1/2 of our current total generation capacity since industrial-Kenya) using one nuclear power reactor (with options to have as many as possible same/varying capacity), all that Kenya needs towards #EconomicDevelopment