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This Sunday's edition of JoyNews' The Law discussed whether Ghana should introduce legislation to regulate funerals and burials, following a bold directive by the Tema Traditional Council to ban extravagant social events.
The programme examined the legal, cultural, and social implications of such restrictions, as well as the growing concern over the financial burden excessive funeral practices place on individuals and families.
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