Russia is expanding its nuclear energy ambitions in Africa, with state-owned Rosatom in talks to build power plants in Uganda, Ghana, Ethiopia and Egypt. As African nations look to address electricity shortages and fuel industrial growth, Moscow is positioning nuclear energy as a key pillar of its strategic partnerships across the continent. But questions remain over the massive costs, financing challenges and the long-term geopolitical implications of Russia’s growing presence in Africa’s energy sector.
Catch the latest developments on Firstpost Africa at 11 PM IST with Alyson Le Grange.
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