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University of Memphis has not terminated scholarship deal with GSA – Director-General

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University of Memphis has not terminated scholarship deal with GSA – Director-General

The GSA Director-General, who is currently in the United States for a scheduled engagement with the University of Memphis, said discussions are underway to develop a roadmap for settling the outstanding financial obligations under what he described as a legacy debt partly inherited from his predecessor.

The Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA) has rejected a media report claiming that the University of Memphis has terminated its scholarship agreement with the Authority over an alleged $4 million debt.

Mr Asafo-Agyei further disclosed that the government, through the Ministry of Finance and following advice from the GSA, released $500,000 to the University of Memphis on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, as part-payment towards outstanding financial arrears.

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