Social licence is earned through consistent, credible action, not claimed upfront. At the recent information sharing session, we articulated a clear position: robust environmental controls, ongoing investments in community infrastructure, and disciplined SLP implementation, while recognizing an opportunity to close the trust gap among stakeholders. The throughline is alignment – when environment, community and governance work in concert, legitimacy follows.

From a stakeholder power interest perspective, sustainable mining requires bridging divides by engaging the key actors – government, communities and traditional leadership, rooted in transparency, adaptive delivery and accountable engagement.

Legitimacy is not a milestone; it is a shared, evolving journey, one that we embark on together with measurable progress and open dialogue!

Ikwezi Mining – Approved SLP (2024 – 2028) English Version

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