Pangolin Diamonds and Botswana's fiscal cliff
Friday, November 15, 2013
Two weeks ago Canadian junior miner Pangolin Diamonds issued a statement to the Toronto Stock Exhange that it had found one of the world’s biggest Kimberlites in its Tsabong North prospect in Southern Botswana.
A week later there was yet another statement that it was exploring another huge Kimberlite at its Malatshwe exploration area south of the Letlhakane diamond mine. I immediately started getting e-mails from around the world saying- ‘see Botswana faces no fiscal cliff , you are exaggerating and there will be more Jwanengs and Orapas... and why do we need to even think about coal’.
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