| Date | English Name | Description |
| January 1 | New Year's Day[1] | |
| February 3 | Heroes' Day | Honors the soldiers who fought for independence in 1975 Assassination of Eduardo Mondlane[2] |
| April 7 | Women's Day [pt] | |
| May 1 | Workers' Day | |
| June 25 | Independence Day | From Portugal, 1975[3] |
| September 7 | Victory Day | Lusaka Peace Agreement Day, 1974.[4] |
| September 25 | Armed Forces Day | Also Revolution Day, marks the Mozambique Liberation Front (FRELIMO) launched its first offensive against the Portuguese colonial rulers in 1964.[5] |
| October 4 | Day of Peace and Reconciliation | Marks the end of the Mozambican Civil War in 1992.[6] |
| December 25 | Family Day |
| Date | City |
| February 5 | Matola |
| March 21 | Tete |
| July 17 | Chimoio |
| August 12 | Inhambane |
| August 20 | Beira, Mozambique |
| August 21 | Quelimane |
| August 22 | Nampula |
| August 23 | Lichinga |
| October 7 | Xai-Xai |
| October 18 | Pemba |
| November 10 | Maputo |
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