Transport operators slam gov’t; vow to defy suspension of preaching and hawking restrictions
The Commercial Transport Operators of Ghana have expressed disappointment in the government’s decision to suspend the implementation of Regulation 141 of Legislative Instrument (L.I.) 2519, which restricts preaching and hawking in moving public transport vehicles.
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