One of the most significant developments in South Africa’s economic rise under the National Party (NP)’s apartheid regime, both politically and economically was the establishment of the Atomic Energy Board (AEB). The international socio-political climate that was emerging shortly after the NP’s electoral victory led to the AEB being designated as solely responsible for the production, processing and disposing of uranium (Cho, 2006:6). In the culmination of the Cold War in the mid 19...
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