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Ernest Arhinful••220 words · 2 min read Amidst swirling rumors, the Ghana Scholarships Authority sets the record straight on its scholarship deal with a prominent US university.
The Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA) has addressed recent media reports concerning its scholarship agreement with the University of Memphis. The
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