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In northern Niger, French multinational Orano (formerly Areva) shut down its first uranium mine in 2021 after nearly 50 years of operation. The closure left Akokan and Arlit—towns built entirely around mining—struggling. Two years later, former miners remain unemployed, families feel abandoned, and millions of tons of radioactive waste lie exposed. Discovered in the late … Read more

In northern Niger, French multinational Orano shut down its Cominak uranium mine after nearly 50 years, leaving Akokan and Arlit—towns built around mining—struggling. Promises of retraining for 1,400 workers remain unfulfilled, radioactive waste lies exposed, and communities face rising health risks. As Europe revives nuclear power, Niger’s poorest populations are left with unemployment, contamination, and … Read more