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Dates to remember

Our Calendar

Uganda public holidays, important international and United Nations days, and the dates of our own programs and events, all in one place.

April 2029

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  1. Monday 2 April 2029

    • Easter Monday

      Uganda public holiday All day

      Public holiday

      The Monday after Easter Sunday. The date changes every year.

  2. Saturday 7 April 2029

    • World Health Day

      International / UN day All day

      The World Health Organization anniversary, used each year for a global health awareness theme.

  3. Sunday 22 April 2029

    • International Mother Earth Day

      International / UN day All day

      Recognises the Earth as home and the need to protect it for present and future generations.

  4. Tuesday 24 April 2029

    • Eid al-Adha

      Uganda public holiday All day

      Public holiday Date to be confirmed

      The Feast of Sacrifice (10 Dhu al-Hijjah). The exact day follows the sighting of the new moon and the official announcement, so the date shown is a p…

  5. Wednesday 25 April 2029

    • World Malaria Day

      International / UN day All day

      Recognises global efforts to control malaria.

  6. Thursday 26 April 2029

    • International Girls in ICT Day

      International / UN day All day

      Encourages girls and young women to consider careers in information and communication technology. Held on the fourth Thursday of April.

Times are East Africa Time (Kampala).

Public holiday dates follow the Public Holidays Act of Uganda. The government can declare additional or changed holidays by notice, and moveable dates such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are confirmed by official announcement after the moon is sighted; until then they are marked "Date to be confirmed" (the real day is usually the day shown or one day earlier). A few international days, such as Safer Internet Day, are announced afresh each year.

Where the dates come from

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