The Ministry of Interior has officially announced the list of statutory public holidays and commemorative days to be observed in Ghana for the year 2025.
These holidays offer citizens a moment to reflect on the country’s rich history, celebrate its cultural heritage, and honor significant national events.
Below is the list of Statutory Public Holidays for 2025:
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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In addition to these statutory holidays, the dates for Eid-Ul-Fitr and Eid-Ul-Adha, which are based on the Islamic lunar calendar, will be announced later in the year by the Office of the National Chief Imam.
These public holidays not only provide a chance for rest and celebration but also serve as a reminder of Ghana’s journey, unity, and the values that bind its people together.
Citizens are encouraged to use these occasions for personal reflection, community activities, and cultural observances.
For updates on the movable Islamic holidays, stay tuned to announcements from the Ministry of Interior.
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