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South Africa: Why Countries Acquire and Abandon Nuclear Bombs
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South Africa: Why Countries Acquire and Abandon Nuclear Bombs

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In 1965, South Africa constructed its first nuclear reactor, SAFARI-1, at the Pelindaba nuclear power plant.

South African Tourism via Flickr under CC BY 2.0

About This Lesson

In this resource from CFR Education, students will learn why South Africa gave up its nuclear weapons. This historical case study explores the only country in the world that has developed and then dismantles its nuclear program. 

CFR Education, the educational arm of the Council on Foreign Relations, helps middle, high school, and higher education students understand and engage with today’s most pressing global issues. With over 700 free, nonpartisan, multimedia teaching and learning resources, CFR Education’s supplemental materials help students gain the knowledge, skills, and perspective needed to navigate today’s interconnected world. CFR Education also provides professional development and programming opportunities to support educators as they take on this crucial work.

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