The world has in recent months witnessed a dramatic turnabout on the future of nuclear energy, mainly in the developed countries. This is on the back of the Russia-Ukraine war which has seen post-pandemic energy shortages turn into a full-blown energy crisis. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), nuclear power plants slated for closure

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Martin Mwita is a business reporter based in Kenya. He covers equities, capital markets, trade and the East African Cooperation markets.

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