Our Calendar
Uganda public holidays, important international and United Nations days, and the dates of our own programs and events…
Nothing scheduled in February 2052 Use the arrows to look at other months.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| Monday 29 January 2052 | Tuesday 30 January 2052 | Wednesday 31 January 2052 | Thursday 1 February 2052 | Friday 2 February 2052 | Saturday 3 February 2052 | Sunday 4 February 2052, 1 entry |
| Monday 5 February 2052 | Tuesday 6 February 2052, 2 entries | Wednesday 7 February 2052 | Thursday 8 February 2052 | Friday 9 February 2052 | Saturday 10 February 2052 | Sunday 11 February 2052, 1 entry |
| Monday 12 February 2052 | Tuesday 13 February 2052 | Wednesday 14 February 2052 | Thursday 15 February 2052 | Friday 16 February 2052, 1 entry | Saturday 17 February 2052 | Sunday 18 February 2052 |
| Monday 19 February 2052 | Tuesday 20 February 2052, 1 entry | Wednesday 21 February 2052, 1 entry | Thursday 22 February 2052 | Friday 23 February 2052 | Saturday 24 February 2052 | Sunday 25 February 2052 |
| Monday 26 February 2052 | Tuesday 27 February 2052 | Wednesday 28 February 2052 | Thursday 29 February 2052 | Friday 1 March 2052 | Saturday 2 March 2052 | Sunday 3 March 2052 |
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Sunday 4 February 2052
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Tuesday 6 February 2052
Date to be confirmed
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Sunday 11 February 2052
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Friday 16 February 2052
Public holiday
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Tuesday 20 February 2052
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Wednesday 21 February 2052
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
Each international day shows its source, such as the United Nations or the World Health Organization. Open a date to see it.
Keep the dates in your own calendar
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https://www.luminaafricafoundation.com/calendar.ics