Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Ghana

17/10/2025

This week the Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Ghana participated in the 11th Symposium on Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM XI) at the MENSVIC Grand Hotel.

As a nuclear regulator, there is the need to harmonize international standards, address emerging challenges, and collaborate with industry, researchers, relevant stakeholders and the next generation in managing the risks associated with NORM in various extractive activities like mining.

Click here https://youtu.be/SqZcMQk4aa4 to watch an except of the Opening Ceremony on Monday 13 October 2025.

08/10/2025

It is Day 3 of the Customer Service Week 2025 and we celebrate you, our dear clients, stakeholders, partners and co-regulators.

Thank you for your continued trust and support in the NRA.

Here's to strengthening our commitment to you as we work together to ensure the protection of radiation workers, patients, the public, property and the environment from the harmful effects

Thank you for your continued trust and support in the NRA.

07/08/2025

Prof. Francis Otoo, Ag. Director General of the Nuclear Regulatory Authority joins Prof Samuel B. Dampare, Director General of the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission to pay a courtesy call to commiserate with the family of the late sector Minister Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Muhammed.

07/08/2025

NRA mourns the sudden passing of our dear Sector Minister, Honourable Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, who together with seven other distinguished citizens were involved in a fatal helicopter crash on Tuesday 6 August 2025.

We fondly remember him as being supportive of ensuring that the Authority is effectively independent.

Indeed, in service you stood.
May peace attend your final rest,
Your journey now complete

09/07/2025

Dear FB community,
You are cordially invited to our MEST Visibility Webinar, Invisible Rays, Visible Risks: Regulating Non-Ionising Radiation in Ghana. In this webinar, you get to learn more about non-ionising radiation, its beneficial uses, health and environmental risks and how the Nuclear Regulatory Authority regulates its uses in Ghana

📅 Date: Thursday 10 July 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00am prompt
🖥️ Location: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84552400011?pwd=uIpkEhGkiLmULhNnq24aVe3uTFoA2o.1
Meeting ID: 845 5240 0011
Passcode: NRAMEST

This is a great opportunity to learn about what the Nuclear Regulatory Authority does to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation hazards.

See you online tomorrow.
Thanks !

09/07/2025

Dear FB community,
You are cordially invited to our MEST Visibility Webinar, Invisible Rays, Visible Risks: Regulating Non-Ionising Radiation in Ghana.

In this webinar, you get to learn more about non-ionising radiation, its beneficial uses, health and environmental risks and how the Nuclear Regulatory Authority regulates its uses in Ghana

📅 Date: Thursday 10 July 2025
⏰ Time: 10:00am prompt
🖥️ Location: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84552400011?pwd=uIpkEhGkiLmULhNnq24aVe3uTFoA2o.1
Meeting ID: 845 5240 0011
Passcode: NRAMEST

This is a great opportunity to learn about what the Nuclear Regulatory Authority does to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation hazards.

See you online tomorrow.
Thanks !

06/06/2025

Happy Tabaski from us to you and yours.
Wishing you peace and countless blessings this Eid !

28/05/2025

📢 Public Consultation Now Open!
We’re inviting YOU to share your views on 10 draft regulations that aim to improve regulating the use of nuclear and radiation in Ghana, aimed at protecting people and the environment against the harmful effects of radiation.

🗓️ Comment Period: 28 May 2025– 27 June 2025
📄 Get the Draft Regulations here 👉 https://nra.gov.gh/draft-regulations or https://brr.gov.gh/cur_consult
📄 Review Instructions 👉 https://nra.gov.gh/draft-regulations or https://brr.gov.gh/cur_consult
📄 Review and submit your feedback here 👉 reviewcom@nra.gov.gh or https://brr.gov.gh/cur_consult

Your input matters. Help shape policies that impact Ghana.

The safe, secure, and peaceful use of nuclear materials and radioactive materials is of greatest importance to national interest, public health, environmental protection, and international obligations. This is because nuclear activities ought to be conducted safely and securely, to  protect the peo...

01/01/2025

We want to thank you for your support over the last year in helping us regulate the use of radiation and nuclear in Ghana.

We are excited for 2025 and what we can accomplish together. From all of us at the Nuclear Regulatory Authority, we wish you a New Year filled with joy and success !


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25/12/2024

From all of us at the Nuclear Regulatory Authority, warm wishes for a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year 2025 !