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Africa Day is the annual commemoration on May 25 of the 1963 founding of the Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.[1] In 1991, the OAU established the African Economic Community, and in 2002 the OAU established its own successor, the African Union. However, the name and date of Africa Day has been retained as a celebration of African unity.[2] 2012's theme of Africa Day is "Africa and the Diaspora." The New York celebration was held in New York City on May 31, 2011. In Nairobi, it was celebrated at Uhuru Park Recreational Park. It should also be noted that Africa Day is observed as a public holiday in only five African countries, that is, Ghana ,[3] Mali, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. However, celebrations are held in some African countries, as well as by Africans in the diaspora.
Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Africa, Addis Ababa, Pan-African Parliament
Sudan, Southern African Development Community, Rwanda, Uganda, Seychelles
Christianity, Nativity of Jesus, Jesus, Eastern Christianity, Martin Luther
Addis Ababa, Oromo people, Oromia Region, Somalia, South Sudan
The Gambia, Public holidays in Namibia, Public holidays in Egypt, Public holidays in Ethiopia, Public holidays in Ghana
Namibia, Easter Sunday, Holiday, Public holidays in Egypt, Public holidays in Ethiopia
Christmas, Namibia, Angola, Public holidays in Namibia, History of Namibia
Ghana, Years in Ghana, 2008 in Ghana, 2009 in Ghana, 2010 in Ghana