Rwanda is moving forward with plans to build its first nuclear power plant, estimated to cost $6 billion.

The initiative aims to strengthen the country’s energy capacity and support long-term economic growth.

The global nuclear watchdog has backed the proposal, signaling confidence in Rwanda’s plans.

Officials say the project could be completed in the 2030s.

Experts believe the project could transform the country’s energy sector.

Investors are closely watching developments.

Source: Business Insider Africa