Gov’t Declares April 18 and 21 as Public Holidays for Easter Celebrations
The Government of Ghana has officially declared Thursday, April 18 and Monday, April 21, 2025, as public holidays in observance of the upcoming Easter festivities, allowing Ghanaians to fully participate in national and religious events.
Accra, Ghana – The Ministry of the Interior has announced that Thursday, April 18 and Monday, April 21, 2025, will be observed as statutory public holidays to mark Holy Thursday and Easter Monday respectively.
The announcement, made via an official statement, urges all citizens and institutions to take note and observe the holidays appropriately, in accordance with national traditions and Christian customs.
The Easter season, celebrated worldwide to commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, is one of the most significant holidays on the Christian calendar. In Ghana, the period is often marked by church services, family gatherings, outdoor festivities, and travel.
Security agencies have also assured the public of their preparedness to maintain law and order during the holiday period.
✅ Conclusion:
As Ghanaians prepare to celebrate the Easter season, the declared holidays offer an opportunity for spiritual reflection, community bonding, and peaceful celebration. The government encourages everyone to enjoy the break responsibly and in the spirit of national unity.
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