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The first man-made nuclear reactor in Africa was the SAFARI-1 research reactor in South Africa, which went critical in March 1965. It is located at the Pelindaba Nuclear Research Centre near Pretoria and is still operational today for research and medical isotope production. However, natural nuclear reactors existed in Oklo, Gabon, around 2 billion years ago. Duke Energy | illumination Duke Energy | illumination +5

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Which African country had the first nuclear reactor?	Hamsterwheel	16:29:12
>> Algeria.	Free Thinking Doggie	18:56:56
>> ❌	Hamsterwheel	19:26:53
>> Naturally, I know the answer.	Opisthocomus	18:18:47
>> South Africa operates the continent’s only commercial nuclear power station, Koeberg.	Free Thinking Doggie	18:00:24
>> Not the earliest though	Hamsterwheel	18:31:49
>> South Africa at a gues.	Denc 🗡	17:07:15
>> Or Congo.	Denc 🗡	17:08:37
>> Nope to both	Hamsterwheel	17:18:39
>> The first man-made nuclear reactor in Africa was the SAFARI-1 research ... [more]	Denc 🗡	20:01:30
>> Oh dear, resorting to AI, as sporting as Arteta.	Hamsterwheel	20:04:50

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