Freedom Day in South Africa?
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The public holiday is to commemorate the first democratic election on this day in 1994
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Go to the American Embassy in South Africa and ask.
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We're going to Berlin, no doubt about it.  You know, July 9th is Argentina's Independence Day (from Spain!).  It would be very fitting to fight Spain again that day and win, though we'll fight any European country that stands between us and the Cup. :D
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Go to Arlington National Cemetery.  There will be band concerts and ceremonies celebrating those who made the ultimate sacrifice so that YOU could have a free country.
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South Africa. If all goes well.
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oh yea sis! blaze it up! they should make it a holiday..lmfao! lets go to canada and visit one of those bud cafes!!..lol..
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Freeeee........ Nelson Mandela!\n\nThats the most famous and recent. When Nelson was still Prison, Everytime some one had to give a speach, They would should out "FREE NELSON MANDELA" and the crowds would respond in a thunderous response.\n\nFinally those calls led to his freedom.
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south africa or Nigeria
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Does this help - ?\n\nhttp://www.petech.ac.za/new/index.htm\n\nPO Box 77000 \nNelson Mandela Metropolitan University \nPort Elizabeth\n6031
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it is a day which is celebrated by nation \non this day some historic event had happened\nmight be country got independence,might be country'e constistution is made on this day, or anyother thing that changed the fate of the country.
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i'de say independance day itself. jahmuri day. moi day. labour day. i guess this are the only public holidays in kenya. apart from the international holidays
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The answers to your questions are available on the free, online encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Look here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_africa\n\nHope this helps!
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The answers above are both wrong. Returning the box is just a theory. I think this will answer your question...\nhttp://ask.yahoo.com/ask/20001226.html\n\nI would like to add that we celebrate Boxing Day in South Africa too.
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There are several.  The main theme is the struggle between freedom and slavery.  \n\nThese links should help.  Good luck with your project.
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Sunday, May 14th.\n\nHave a wonderul day!
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Probably be on at the Walkabout:\nhttp://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/58/583/Walkabout/Covent_Garden\nor the Springbok bars:\nhttp://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/81/811/Springbok/Covent_Garden\n if you want to watch it with a load of Antipodeans!\nFailing that your best bet is to check out any one of the pubs in the area with a screen. Get there early as the places will fill up rapidly!\nhttp://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/results.shtml?l=covent+garden&page=1
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Nope, Nigeria.  Sorry.  I can probably find the website though and see if South Africa is there also.\n\nhttp://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/zatoc.html\n\nThis is it!!!!  When you get to this page go to edit -> find, and then search for Christianity.  It will come up with Christianity within the phrase "The Arrival of Christianity".  It is a reliable source with the U.S. Library of Congress too. (That should make the teacher happy.)  I've been through this already because I had to write a paper on Early Christian Education in Nigeria for an English class.\n\nP.S. - Can I have 10 points, please?  And would you tell me, is this due tomorrow?\n\nAnother edit:  If you go to other links within the colonial era. (The chapters on history are at the top) you will probably find more information.