Necsa

27/05/2026

We delighted to share that our Group CEO Loyiso Tyabashe will be speaking at the Africa Energy Forum ( ), taking place this June in Cape Town.

Under the theme “Building Africa’s Industrialised Future”, this year’s forum reflects a clear shift toward delivery - recognising that industrial growth depends on reliable, large-scale power systems, including diversified energy mixes, transmission infrastructure and firm baseload.

will bring together policymakers, investors and industry leaders to explore how capital, partnerships and project development are shaping Africa’s next phase of growth.

We look forward to joining the conversation in Cape Town.

🔗 Click here to register for aef 2026: https://lnkd.in/e7jek2u8
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World Nuclear University International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

26/05/2026

24/05/2026

Necsa is proud to have contributed to key conversations at , with experts across multiple panels shaping Africa’s energy future.

Sengiphile Simelane ,Group Executive: Power & Industry shared insights on South Africa’s role in the operating and expanding phase of nuclear power, highlighting delivery, timelines and energy security priorities.

Noxolo Kunene, Senior Manager: Licensing & Regulatory Management brought deep expertise to discussions on nuclear law, regulatory frameworks and fuel security, reinforcing the importance of robust governance for Africa’s nuclear future.

Ama-Tabu Mozagba, Senior Manager:Project Management, joined the critical interrogation panel, unpacking project delivery, regulatory readiness and proven nuclear technologies.

From enabling policy and regulatory readiness to advancing practical nuclear deployment, Necsa continues to support a safe, sustainable nuclear future for Africa.

Enlit Africa International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

20/05/2026

“To build public trust by design in the delivery of nuclear projects, the industry must take a step back to reorient and reflect. We need to move beyond technical language and reconnect with the real concerns, experiences, and expectations of the communities we serve,” says Necsa GCEO, Loyiso Tyabashe during a panel discussion at currently underway in Kigali, Rwanda.

Public trust is not a “nice to have” it’s our license to operate. Achieving it requires more than communication, it demands genuine engagement, transparency, and inclusivity. We must actively involve communities and bring them with us at every stage of the nuclear project journey, ensuring their voices are heard.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) World Nuclear University

19/05/2026

Group Executive for Power & Industry at Necsa Sengiphile Simelane, is speaking at Enlit Africa, where he will be sharing insights across Africa’s nuclear journey.

Topic: Operating, constructing, entering: South Africa, Egypt & Kenya

Join the conversation on building a resilient, future-ready energy mix across the continent.

⚡ A balanced energy mix requires leadership across every technology.
Sengiphile Simelane, Group Executive for Power & Industry at Necsa, brings over two decades of experience spanning nuclear, renewable and conventional power, driving strategic programmes in innovation, industrial growth and infrastructure development. 🌍🔧
Expect insight on integrating diverse energy sources to build a resilient, future-ready power system.

📄 Download the Enlit Africa 2026 programme: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v1c4y0

15/05/2026

As Africa accelerates toward a more resilient energy future, nuclear energy continues to emerge as a key part of the solution.

Necsa GCEO Loyiso Tyabashe, shares his perspective at the Africa CEO Forum on why reliable energy is fundamental to growth, development, and long-term sustainability. Watch full interview here https://youtu.be/1wZr5wo2xEQ?si=B-gQx0HZ1r1hnzP6
Official Brand South Africa World Nuclear University
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) THE AFRICA CEO FORUM

As African economies intensify their search for reliable, scalable energy solutions, nuclear power is increasingly being discussed as part of the continent's...

29/04/2026

Noxolo Kunene, Necsa’s Senior Manager: Licensing & Safety Analysis, participated as a panellist in the “Establishing a Coordinated Continental Framework for Nuclear Energy Development in Africa” sessiobn, a key side event at the 5th Ordinary Session of the AU Specialised Technical Committee on Transport and Energy (STC‑T&E).

Speaking during the panel discussion, currently taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre, Kunene emphasised the critical importance of safety in the utilisation of nuclear technology to advance Africa’s energy supply and support sustainable development across the continent.

As one of the African Union’s key decision‑shaping bodies, the STC‑T&E brings together more than 700 leaders from across Africa to deliberate on strategies to accelerate the continent’s infrastructure development, with a particular focus on integrated transport systems and energy development.
African Union Department of Transport (South Africa)