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South Sudan · Public holidays

South Sudan public holidays in 1989.

Complete list of 9 public holidays in South Sudan for 1989, plus 0 joint leave days and 0 regional observances. Find long weekends, dates, and historical context.

At a glance

Key facts: South Sudan 1989

Public holidays
9
National
Joint leave
0
Optional
Regional
0
Per state/region
Long weekends
4
3+ day breaks
Total days off
14
Cumulative
First holiday
Jan 1
New Year's Day
Last holiday
Dec 25
Christmas Day
Country code
SS
en-SS
Month by month

All South Sudan 1989 holidays

January1 holiday
1SunNew Year's Day
February0 holidays
No public holidays
March3 holidays
8WedInternational Women's Day
24FriGood FridayChristian
27MonEaster MondayChristian
April0 holidays
No public holidays
May2 holidays
1MonLabour Day
16TueSPLA Day
June0 holidays
No public holidays
July2 holidays
9SunIndependence Day
30SunMartyrs Day
August0 holidays
No public holidays
September0 holidays
No public holidays
October0 holidays
No public holidays
November0 holidays
No public holidays
December1 holiday
25MonChristmas DayChristian

By category: 6 Civil · 3 Christian. Classification is derived from each holiday's name and underlying calendar system.

113 observances

Observances & international days · South Sudan 1989

Religious observances (Christian Easter cycle), international UN/WHO days, and cultural observances that are widely marked in South Sudan but are not official public holidays. Dates are algorithmic — accurate for any year.

Observances are marked but not gazetted as public holidays — workplaces, banks and schools usually remain open.

4 long weekends

Plan your 1989 time off

In 1989, South Sudan has 4 natural long-weekend opportunities, totaling 14 potential days off. Use our planner to optimize leave strategy.

Good Friday + Easter
Mar 24Mar 27 · 4 days
Labour Day
Apr 29May 1 · 3 days
SPLA Day
May 13May 16 · 4 days
Christmas Day
Dec 23Dec 25 · 3 days
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4 long weekends
South Sudan 1989: 9 public holidays