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The Ministry of Interior has announced the official list of statutory public holidays and commemorative days for the year 2025. These dates provide an opportunity for Ghanaians to reflect on the nation’s rich history, culture, and achievements while celebrating significant events.
Statutory Public Holidays
- New Year’s Day—Wednesday, January 1
- Constitution Day—Tuesday, January 7
- Independence Day – Thursday, March 6
- Good Friday—Friday, April 18
- Easter Monday—Monday, April 21
- May Day (Workers’ Day) – Thursday, May 1
- Founders’ Day – Monday, August 4
- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Day—Sunday, September 21
- Farmers’ Day—Friday, December 5
- Christmas Day—Thursday, December 25
- Boxing Day—Friday, December 26
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The specific dates for Eid-Ul-Fitr and Eid-Ul-Adha, which are movable Islamic feasts, will be announced later by the Office of the Chief Imam.
Commemorative Days
- African Union Day—Sunday, May 25
- Republic Day—Tuesday, July 1
It is important to note that while commemorative days are of national importance, they are not observed as public holidays.
The Ministry of Interior has urged all citizens to take note of these dates and plan their activities accordingly. The diverse holiday schedule reflects Ghana’s cultural and historical milestones, offering moments to honour the nation’s heritage and unity.
