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Youth Leaders Debate Nuclear Energy in Uganda
Key Figures & Findings: The International Youth Festival 2024 saw over 10,000 young African leaders from various sectors gather in Kampala and Jinja, Uganda. The event, themed “Empowering Global Youth,” highlighted Africa's potential for nuclear energy, with participants discussing how nuclear technology can contribute to sustainable development. Prominent African businesses and innovators joined government officials and influencers to explore critical topics like ecology, healthcare, and education, encouraging youth-led innovation across the continent.
Statistics & Insights: The festival featured a special session on “Nuclear Energy for Africa,” addressing employment opportunities and sustainability. Over 25,000 people attended the closing musical event.
Future Implications: With nuclear energy gaining attention in Africa, youth leaders are expected to drive innovation and push for the adoption of nuclear technology for development across the continent.
Source: GBC Ghana