2026 - Lesotho

2026 - Lesotho

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17:King's Birthday
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-Holidays in 2026 -
01/01 New Year's Day The first day of the calendar year celebrated worldwide, marking fresh beginnings and often observed with fireworks and gatherings.
03/11 Moshoeshoe's Birthday Celebrates the birthday of King Moshoeshoe I, founder and first paramount chief of the Basotho nation in the 19th century.
04/03 Good Friday Christian observance of Jesus Christ's crucifixion, falling on the Friday before Easter Sunday.
04/06 Easter Monday The Monday after Easter Sunday, a Christian holiday commemorating Jesus Christ's resurrection, observed as a public holiday in many countries.
05/01 Labor Day A day honoring workers and their contributions to society, typically observed with parades and recognition of labor rights.
05/14 Feast of the Ascension of Jesus Christ Commemorates Jesus Christ's ascension to heaven 40 days after his resurrection, as described in Christian scripture.
05/25 Africa Day Annual celebration commemorating the formation of the Organization of African Unity on May 25, 1963.
07/17 King's Birthday A national holiday celebrating the official birthday of the reigning monarch of Lesotho, King Letsie III, marked with ceremonies and festivities.
10/04 Independence Day Commemorates Lesotho's independence from British colonial rule on October 4, 1966, marking the nation's sovereignty and self-governance.
12/25 Christmas Day Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, observed by Christians worldwide on December 25th with gift-giving, family gatherings, and festive traditions.
12/26 Boxing Day A public holiday observed the day after Christmas, traditionally for giving gifts to service workers and the poor.