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From dialogue to action: IMANI engagement helps shape a new path for Adamus Resources
The Government decision to establish a 12-month roadmap to turn around Adamus Resources marks a significant development in the dispute surrounding the mining company, and an important outcome of the policy dialogue initiated by IMANI with the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources.
For IMANI, it demonstrates the value of independent policy engagement that does not merely criticise government, but enters the policy space with evidence, questions and workable alternatives.
The Adamus engagement shows what can happen when independent analysis meets an open policy dialogue: a difficult dispute can move from confrontation towards a structured pathway for resolution.
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