Tuesday, 7th January declared as public holiday

The Ministry of the Interior has officially announced that Tuesday, 7th January 2025, has been declared a statutory public holiday in Ghana. The day marks Constitution Day, a significant occasion that honors the adoption of Ghana’s Fourth Republican Constitution and celebrates the principles of democracy, rule of law, and governance.

Constitution Day serves as a reminder of Ghana’s commitment to democracy and the collective efforts made to establish a stable and peaceful political system. It is a moment for Ghanaians to reflect on the progress made as a nation and reaffirm their dedication to constitutional governance.

As a statutory public holiday, Tuesday, 7th January, will be observed across the country. This means that businesses, schools, and public institutions are expected to remain closed for the day, allowing citizens to commemorate this important milestone in the nation’s history.

The Ministry encourages all citizens to observe the day in a manner that reflects its significance, promoting peace and unity while celebrating Ghana’s democratic achievements.

In addition to Constitution Day, the Ministry of the Interior has also released the full list of statutory public holidays and commemorative days for 2025. These holidays reflect Ghana’s rich cultural and historical heritage, providing moments for celebration and reflection throughout the year.

Below is the complete list of statutory public holidays and commemorative days for 2025:

Mark your calendars and prepare to celebrate Ghana’s milestones in 2025, starting with Constitution Day on Tuesday, 7th January. Let this day serve as a time for reflection and appreciation of the constitutional framework that underpins Ghana’s success as a democratic nation.

Source: GESHub.org