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Two edits have been made by unregistered editors ("Temporary Accounts"), both changing "Ghana" to "Guyana". I reverted the first one, as the source said "Ghana". The second had the edit summary: I am Sheila Llewellyn and have have removed inaccurate information in the text above, and have made the following changes: I lived in Guyana, not Ghana, and have various degrees and post graduate qualifications, totalling 7 in all, from Manchester, Oxford and a PhD from Queen's University Belfast. (The edit didn't add or change any information about degrees.)
I found a new source which confirms Guyana, so have added that as a reference.
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