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Ghana pays $3.5m to University of Memphis over scholarship debt
5 million to the University of Memphis in the United States to settle a major portion of outstanding tuition fees for Ghanaian scholarship students.
The University of Memphis had previously confirmed that the Ghanaian government owed the institution close to US$4 million in outstanding tuition fees.
The development follows reports that the University of Memphis had suspended its scholarship partnership with Ghana over unpaid tuition fees estimated at more than US$4 million.
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