The provided text is a news digest from March 2026 focusing on the legislative changes to the holiday calendar in Ghana. Following a 2025 amendment, the nation officially recognized Shaqq Day as a public holiday to provide the Muslim community additional time for reflection after Eid ul-Fitr. This move is described as an effort by the government to foster religious inclusivity and equitable recognition of diverse faiths. In stark contrast, the source also highlights a regional crisis, noting how military conflicts and drone strikes have overshadowed religious celebrations in the Middle East. While Ghana expands its cultural observances, countries like Kuw ...