Unity Day in Zambia
Unity Day in Zambia is held on July 7. A public holiday is celebrated on the first Tuesday of July under the motto "One Zambia, one nation". This event in the first decade of the month July is annual. 
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Because Zambia is composed of several different tribal groups, the founders of the country promoted the idea of national unity as a means to keep the young nation from falling apart. Zambia Unity Day was created to help foster solidarity between the diverse groups that make up the country.
The slogan "One Zambia, One Nation" is used to signify the goal of the holiday. Remembrance speeches on Unity Day stress that people of varying backgrounds and political beliefs had come together to work for Zambian independence. That spirit must be maintained for Zambia to grow in the future.
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Zambia Heroes' Day on July 6 (celebrated on the first Monday in July);
Zambia Farmers' Day on August 3 (celebrated on the first Monday of August);
Levy Mwanawasa Day in Zambia on September 3 (in honor of the first President of the country);
Zambia Independence Day on October 24 (celebrates the independence of Zambia from United Kingdom in 1964);
Zambia Youth Day on March 12
Easter in Western Christianity on April 5 (Første påskedag in Norway);
Children's Day in Zambia on April 24