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Kenya's nuclear power ambitions threatened by funding, safety and skills gaps, KIPPRA warns
KIPPRA warns that funding shortfalls, weak safety regulations, skills shortages and an unreliable power grid could undermine plans to introduce nuclear electricity from 2036.
Eastleigh Voice BusinessBy Alfred Onyango
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