Uranium-Mining in Africa 2009
Creamer Media, August 2009, Pages: 30
The Nuclear Energy Agency’s ‘Nuclear Energy Outlook’ indicates that global nuclear energy capacity is set to increase by between 55% and 375% by the middle of the century. Certainly, a number of countries are building nuclear power plants, and several more are deliberating the use of nuclear power to produce electricity to meet growing demand. As a result, the uranium industry has become the focus of considerable attention.
In Africa, Niger and Namibia are the largest producers of uranium, ranking fifth and sixth respectively internationally
in 2007, while South Africa is the world’s eleventh largest producer.
List of Abbreviations
Key developments
Global market
The significance of uranium
Supply crunch?
Uranium mines, projects and exploration in South Africa
South Africa’s nuclear demand
Uranium producing countries in Africa
Namibia
Niger
Zambia
Other uranium producing countries in Africa
Algeria
Botswana
Central African Republic
Chad
Democratic Republic of Congo
Gabon
Guinea
Malawi
Mauritania
Morocco
Outlook
Contact information
Main sources
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