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UK‑Based Ghanaian Students Say No Scholarship Funds Paid Eight Weeks After Government’s Announced Release
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UK‑Based Ghanaian Students Say No Scholarship Funds Paid Eight Weeks After Government’s Announced Release

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Eight weeks after the Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA) announced that first-quarter funds had been released, Ghanaian students studying in the United Kingdom say they have still not received a single payment toward tuition fees or stipends.

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