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Orthodox New Year Celebrated by Orthodox Christians

Orthodox New Year is a religious observance for Coptic Orthodox Christians all over the world.

Orthodox New Year: January 14

Orthodox New Year is a religious observance for Orthodox Christians all over the world.

Orthodox New Year is also known as Old New Year. The New Year falls on January 1 on the old Julian calendar, corresponding to January 14 on the modern Gregorian calendar, and it will remain as such until 2100. Orthodox Christians follow the Julian calendar that was the effective calendar before the appearance of the Gregorian calendar edited by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582.

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Posted on 13 Jan 2012 in : Christian Calendar,Equatorial Guinea Holidays,Ethiopia Holidays,France Holidays


Equatorial Guinea Constitution Day

Constitution Day in Equatorial Guinea is a public holiday.

Constitution Day Date: August 15

Equatorial Guinea celebrates Constitution Day as a public holiday.

Equatorial Guinea located on the western coast of Africa celebrates its constitution day on 15th august every year. This independent republic nation adopted the constitution on 15th august 1982. Since then 15th august is a public holiday for the nation to respect the constitution of the country. Read the rest of this entry »

Posted on 14 Aug 2011 in : August Holidays,Equatorial Guinea Holidays


Equatorial Guinea Liberty Day

Liberty Day in Equatorial Guinea is a public holiday.

Liberty Day Date: Aug 3

Liberty Day is a public holiday in Equatorial Guinea.

A Constitution of a country is a set of regulations for the administration of that country. The functioning of a government in any country is highly dependent on the country’s Constitution as it specifies the powers, functions, responsibilities and duties of the government and also specifies the rights and duties of citizens of the country. The Constitution of a country may be codified (that is, contained in a single document) or uncodified, and it may be written or it may be unwritten. Uruguay has a codified, written Constitution.

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Posted on 03 Aug 2011 in : August Holidays,Equatorial Guinea Holidays


Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day

Armed Force Day in Equatorial Guinea is a public holiday.

Equatorial Guinea Armed Force Day Date: August 3

Armed Force Day is a public holiday in Equatorial Guinea.

Armed force day is one those days, which is celebrated in many countries in order to respect their military organizations together. On this day, all the divisions of the defense together are respected for their huge devotion and dedication towards the country. Though different military organization have their own day, such as Army Day, Air Force Day, Navy Day etc, but the Armed forces Day together celebrates the achievement of all these branches of defense. The armed Forces Day is celebrated on August 3rd every year in Equatorial Guinea.

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Posted on 02 Aug 2011 in : August Holidays,Equatorial Guinea Holidays


African Liberation Day on the African continent

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African Liberation Day: May 25

African Liberation Day is a public holiday in Chad, Gabon, Guinea, Madagascar, Mauritania, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Africa celebrates the anniversary of the historic founding of Organization of African Unity (OAU), a day that is known all throughout the African world as African Liberation Day. Just like in other countries across the continent, African Liberation Day is celebrated annually every 25th of March.

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Posted on 24 May 2011 in : Central African Republic Holidays,Chad Holidays,Equatorial Guinea Holidays,Gabon Holidays,Guinea Holidays,Madagascar Holidays,Mali Holidays,Mauritania Holidays,May Holidays,Namibia Holidays,Zambia Holidays,Zimbabwe Holidays

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