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DA’s Mileham spewed political propaganda - nuclear power is cheaper, safer, faster.

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Nuclear physicist Dr Kelvin Kemm was so incensed with DA shadow minister Kevin Mileham’s “political propaganda” on BizNews TV last week, he insisted on setting the record straight. This the globally respected engineer does in forceful fashion in this interview where he addresses popular (mis)perceptions about nuclear power being corrupt, expensive and outdated. Kemm spoke to BizNews editor Alec Hogg.

18 Dec 2023 4AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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