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animal species that previously occupied the
area. The park is fenced with electrified
fencing, and 12 water holes fed with pipes
from the mine's water system have been
built.
Jwana game park has Red Hartebeest,
Impala, Springbok, Steenbok, Duiker,
Wildebeest, Gemsbok (Oryx) Kudu, Eland,
Giraffe, Zebra, Warthog, Baboon, Cheetah,
Ostrich, Leopard, Caracal and numerous
smaller animal species.
Jwaneng Mine Tours
Anyone can visit Jwaneng mines by sending
a request or application to the Corporate
Affairs (CA) department. Applicants are
requested to provide the following
personal details:
Full names (no initials) and title
Gender
Age
Passport or Botswana Identity
numbers and expiry dates
N a t i o n a l i t y o f t h e p a s s p o r t
(international visitors)
Shoe size
Applicants shall also provide the
name of their organisation or
institution and designation.
Media practitioners shall also provide
copies of accreditation cards.
Jwaneng Amusement Park
Located along the Sir SeretseKhama
Highway and the Jwana Mine Park (nature
reserve) north on a 26.5 hectare plot is the
newly established public park. The
A m u s e m e n t p a r k i n c l u d e
entrance/administrative building, ablution
block, a restaurant, a cultural village ( three
self-contained huts), mini golf and
playground, swimming pool, indigenous
botanical garden and traditional crop
production.
Sir SeretseKhama Monument
The Sir SeretseKhama Monument also
situated along the highway is known for its
tribute to the first president of the republic
of Botswana, Sir SeretseKhama, whom the
park and the highway is named after. Built
in 1983, the monument was officially
opened to public use by the then vice
president Q.K.J Masire. Though these parks
are user friendly for children, the town has
three other parks that offer bliss
specifically for children.
Hospitality
As the third generator of Botswana's
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