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July 18, 2015

Russian firm dismisses South Africa nuclear build fears
Cape Town (AFP) July 15, 2015
Russia's state energy corporation Rosatom on Wednesday denied that it had already secretly won a massive nuclear power contract in South Africa, and sought to allay fears of corruption over the deal. Critics of the government's controversial plan to build eight nuclear reactors worth up to $100 billion (91 billion euros) should "stop worrying", Viktor Polikarpov, Rosatom's regional vice president, told AFP. Five nations - Russia, France, China, the United States and South Korea - are competing ... read more

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