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Dr. Manteaw honoured for decade-plus push for extractive transparency
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Dr. Manteaw honoured for decade-plus push for extractive transparency

Kizito CUDJOE
Published October 8, 20262 min read

The Co-chair of the Ghana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (GHEITI), Dr. Steve Manteaw, has been honoured at the 2026 EITI Global Conference in Brussels, Belgium, for his contribution to advancing transparency, accountability and good governance in Ghana’s extractive sector.

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