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Ghana's plans for a national cathedral are mired in controversy and delays − but also reflect religion's strong role in the nation's identity

  • Written by Nicolette Manglos-Weber, Associate Professor of Religion & Society, Boston University
Ghana's plans for a national cathedral are mired in controversy and delays − but also reflect religion's strong role in the nation's identityThe cathedral is being built in Accra, not far from the shoreline. Wirestock/iStock via Getty Images Plus

Ghana’s government aims to build a national cathedral: a multidenominational, monumental undertaking to house religious services and state events. Plans include a 5,000-seat worship space, a museum and a music school, reportedly projected...

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