South Africa’s nuclear regulator says there is no radiation leak following recent “contamination” events at the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, the country’s only nuclear power plant. Multiple outlets report that the regulator is responding to three recent contamination-related incidents reported inside the facility. The regulator’s position is that monitoring and assessment do not indicate any release of radiation beyond expected controls and safeguards. The reports describe the events as contamination inside the plant rather than an external leak, emphasizing that the regulator is treating them as contained occurrences. The regulator’s statement also implies that follow-up actions related to investigation and safety checks are underway as part of standard response procedures. Across the coverage, the central points remain the same: the incidents occurred within the Koeberg site, they are characterized as contamination events, and the regulator states there is no radiation leak. Details about the specific sources of contamination or any effects on workers or the surrounding environment are not provided in the excerpts summarized here.