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This monthly recap of July 1999 worldwide public holidays news and updates, covers all the countries of the world, and is based on our daily review of hundreds of online newspapers, government sites, and institutional sources, and over a decade of experience following worldwide public holidays, to place current events in context, and anticipate on possible future changes.  Available as free weekly or monthly email newsletters.

Date

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News Item Summary

31-Jul-1999

Syria

Syria Declares Eclipse Public Holiday (Source: Bernama News Agency-Johor) - Summary: The government of Syria has declared a one-off public holiday for Wednesday, August 11, 1999, on account of that day's solar eclipse. Links: other Syria news and updates.

16-Jul-1999

Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea Declares July 19 Public Holiday (Source: Nau FM-Port Moresby) - Summary: The government of Papua New Guinea has declared Monday, July 19, 1999, as a one-off public holiday. Links: full story and other Papua New Guinea news and updates.

9-Jul-1999

Tajikistan

Tajikistan To Review Public Holidays (Source: Tajik Television First Channel-Dushanbe) - Summary: Tajikistan's President, Emomali Rahmonov, has issued a decree ordering a study of "traditional popular holidays, ceremonies and rituals". Links: full story and other Tajikistan news and updates.

8-Jul-1999

Hong Kong

Hong Kong To Consider Y2K Public Holiday (Source: Government Information Centre-Hong Kong) - Summary: Hong Kong's Secretary for Education and Manpower, Mr Joseph W P Wong, has introduced a Resolution under Section 6(1) of the General Holidays Ordinance, in the Legislative Council, purporting to make December 31, 1999, a one-off public holiday. Links: other Hong Kong news and updates.

2-Jul-1999

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Declares July 5 Public Holiday (Source: Associated Press) - Summary: Zimbabwe's President, Robert Mugabe, declared Monday, July 5, 1999, as a one-off public holiday to honor Joshua Nkomo, Zimbabwe's vice president, who died yesterday. Links: full story and other Zimbabwe news and updates.


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