Iran's says it will begin enriching uranium to 20 per cent
VOXAFRICA.COM | 08-02-2010 13:05
Iran has announced that it plans step up its nuclear program by 20 per cent, sparking wide condemnation in the west as fears mount that the uranium could be used to create nuclear warheads.
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