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Debswana, the joint venture between the Botswana government and Anglo American’s De Beers unit, intends to invest US$6 billion to build the world’s largest underground diamond mine at Botswana’s Jwaneng. The mine is already considered the richest mine by value for the precious stones. The underground mine will have more than 360 km of tunnel development and is expected to hit full production by 2034, Debswana’s head of transformation and innovation, Thabo Balopi, said at a briefing in the capital, Gaborone, last Friday.

Debswana to Plow $6 Billion for Biggest Underground Diamond Mine Apr 23 2021, 9:52 PM April 23 2021, 5:37 PM April 23 2021, 9:52 PM (Bloomberg) -- Debswana Diamond Co. will spend 65 billion pula ($6 billion) to build the world’s largest underground diamond mine at Botswana’s Jwaneng, which is already the richest mine by value for the previous stones. (Bloomberg) -- Debswana Diamond Co. will spend 65 billion pula ($6 billion) to build the world’s largest underground diamond mine at Botswana’s Jwaneng, which is already the richest mine by value for the previous stones. The u...

The mine will have a capacity of as much as nine- million carats per year, extending Jwaneng’s lifespan by 20 years

A wealthy company director has been jailed and his wife fined more than £1,300 for pushing a cyclist off an electric bike because he was 'riding too fast' in a country park. Paul Oliver, 49, and wife Sarah, 45, were walking their dogs through Kenilworth Greenway Country Park in Warwickshire when Jaroslaw Zachwieja rode past them at around 12mph (20kmh). Mr Oliver shouted at the rider, telling him to 'Slow the f*** down' after he came within a few feet of them. When Mr Zachwieja cycled towards them again minutes later, Mr Oliver shoved him off the bike then grabbed him by his shoulders and l...

Updated: 20 Apr 2021, 14:49 A COMPANY director has been jailed and his wife has been fined for pushing a cyclist off his bike because he was “riding too fast” in a park. Paul Oliver, 49, was dog-walking walking with his wife Sarah Oliver, 45, when e-cyclist Jaroslaw Zachwieja passed them in Kenilworth Greenway country park, Warks. 3 Paul Oliver, 49, was dog-walking with his wife Sarah Oliver, 45Credit: SWNS Fuming Oliver- who lives in a £600,000 house - shouted “slow the f*** down" even though the cyclist had stayed on his side of the pavement. The couple, who were with their friend Ly...