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‘You can preach when the vehicle is stationed’ – Mahama clarifies restriction on preaching in moving vehicles
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President John Dramani Mahama has clarified that the government has not banned preaching in vehicles entirely, explaining that the restriction under Ghana’s road traffic regulations applies to moving public and commercial vehicles.
President John Dramani Mahama says preaching is not banned entirely in vehicles, clarifying that the restriction applies to moving vehicles as government suspends implementation.
The restriction has sparked debate mostly among religious leaders and other members of the public, with concerns that it could limit evangelism and religious expression, particularly on commercial buses and tro-tros.
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