SocietyWhy pastors may soon no longer be seen or heard preaching on Ghana’s buses

Preaching on public transport is widespread in predominantly Christian Ghana, but a new regulation is changing the practice. Anyone preaching or hawking on moving public-service vehicles can face up to eight months in prison, a fine of up to $52, or both. Pastors say evangelism is a religious duty and a source of income, while critics cite noise, passenger comfort and safety concerns.

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