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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 14 MIN

Nuclear Neighbours: Lessons from South Africa and Namibia’s Paths to Nuclear Energy

from CDH Conversations · host CLIFFE DEKKER HOFMEYR

In this episode of the CDH Conversations podcast, CDH Namibia Associates, Shereef Martin and Nhika Vassallo in the Corporate & Commercial practice, explores the evolving nuclear landscape in Southern Africa and what it means for the region’s energy future.In this episode of the CDH Conversations podcast, CDH Namibia Associates, Shereef Martin and Nhika Vassallo in the Corporate & Commercial practice, explores the evolving nuclear landscape in Southern Africa and what it means for the region’s energy future. The discussion examines the regulatory, commercial and geopolitical dynamics shaping nuclear development, comparing South Africa’s experience as an operating nuclear power producer with Namibia’s strategic role as a major uranium supplier.The episode unpacks key lessons on governance, financing and public trust, and considers how both countries can position themselves in a rapidly shifting global energy market. It also reflects on the opportunities and challenges nuclear energy presents for long-term energy security and industrial growth in the region.

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