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Source: South African Government Information Sevices
The upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections date, Wednesday, April 14, 2004, has been declared a one-off public holiday, as per the Gazette 26075 / Regulation Gazette 7898 of February 19, 2004.
This follows South Africa's President's recent promise (12-Feb-2004).
Five years ago (28-Apr-1999), South Africa's cabinet had declared that year's election day, June 2, as a nationwide non-working public holiday throughout South Africa.
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South Africa Declares One-Off April 14 Public Holiday