Ghana's
Road Traffic Regulations, 2026, ban preaching and selling goods inside moving
public vehicles, with penalties up to eight months in prison or a $52 fine. The
rules aim to reduce distractions for safer roads, applying to all faiths
without halting religious expression elsewhere.
In this majority Christian nation, where bus sermons were common, reactions range from support for calmer trips to concerns over limiting everyday evangelism. Kenyan users drew parallels to their matatus, where similar activities thrive.