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Government has declared Nkrumah Memorial Day which falls on September 21, a public holiday.
A statement from the Interior Ministry said in view of the fact that September 21 falls on a Saturday, the President has declared Monday, September 23, a statutory holiday to be marked across the country.
Below is the statement from the Ministry.
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