GOV'T RELEASES FUNDS TO CLEAR SCHOLARSHIP ARREARS …Beneficiaries abroad urged to remain calm as payments begin
The Government has released first quarter funds to the Ghana Scholarships Authority to begin settling outstanding arrears owed to Ghanaian students studying abroad, particularly in the United Kingdom and other countries. The disbursement is aimed at addressing long-standing delays in the payment of stipends and tuition fees.
The Authority confirmed the disbursement in a statement. The Authority acknowledged the challenges faced by students due to the delays and expressed regret over the inconvenience caused, assuring that "this intervention marks the beginning of a broader effort to clear all outstanding obligations." The statement said, "This intervention forms part of ongoing efforts by Government to progressively address delays in the payment of stipends and tuition fees," underscoring government's commitment to the welfare of Ghanaian students abroad. Beneficiaries have been urged to remain calm and continue with their studies as efforts are intensified to resolve the situation.
The Authority is working with relevant stakeholders to ensure that the newly released funds are processed promptly, with the expectation that beneficiaries will begin receiving payments in due course. The statement further expressed appreciation to affected students for their patience and cooperation, assuring them of the Authority's continued support as it works to prevent future delays.
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The Ghana Scholarships Authority received funds to settle arrears for Ghanaian students abroad- particularly those in the UK. The disbursement aims to address delays in stipends and tuition, which have caused anxiety among beneficiaries- but what does this mean for the future?
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