Laroo-Pece Division, Gulu City, Northern Uganda
Uganda time
Young people seated in the audience of an event
Dates to remember

Our Calendar

Uganda public holidays, important international and United Nations days, and the dates of our own programs and events…

March 2008

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March 2008. Use the arrow keys to move between days and Enter to open a day.
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Monday 25 February 2008 Tuesday 26 February 2008 Wednesday 27 February 2008 Thursday 28 February 2008 Friday 29 February 2008 Saturday 1 March 2008 Sunday 2 March 2008
Monday 3 March 2008 Tuesday 4 March 2008 Wednesday 5 March 2008 Thursday 6 March 2008 Friday 7 March 2008 Saturday 8 March 2008 Sunday 9 March 2008
Monday 10 March 2008 Tuesday 11 March 2008 Wednesday 12 March 2008 Thursday 13 March 2008 Friday 14 March 2008 Saturday 15 March 2008 Sunday 16 March 2008
Monday 17 March 2008 Tuesday 18 March 2008 Wednesday 19 March 2008 Thursday 20 March 2008 Friday 21 March 2008 Saturday 22 March 2008 Sunday 23 March 2008
Monday 24 March 2008 Tuesday 25 March 2008 Wednesday 26 March 2008 Thursday 27 March 2008 Friday 28 March 2008 Saturday 29 March 2008 Sunday 30 March 2008
Monday 31 March 2008 Tuesday 1 April 2008 Wednesday 2 April 2008 Thursday 3 April 2008 Friday 4 April 2008 Saturday 5 April 2008 Sunday 6 April 2008

Nothing scheduled in March 2008

Times are East Africa Time (Kampala). Use the arrow keys to move between days and Enter to open a day.

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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