Ghana Outlaws Bus Preaching with Jail Penalties
In Ghana, preaching on public transport—a common practice where pastors evangelize during bus trips—has been restricted under new laws that impose up to eight months in prison or a fine for preaching while vehicles are in motion. Despite widespread religious enthusiasm, critics argue that this practice poses safety risks and causes disruptions, while supporters see it as an essential aspect of Christian evangelism. Preachers like Boateng Bismark James rely on these activities for income and spiritual outreach, but the new regulations threaten to end this longstanding tradition.
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