Botswana Independence Day is celebrated every September 30. Under normal conditions, inhabitants of Botswana will throng stadiums to hear about how the nation gained independence from the British under the command of the late Sir Seretse Khama, the father of the country’s former president Ian Khama. Botswana, once known as Bechuanaland during the colonial period, is now called for its majority ethnic group, the Tswana, and has garnered worldwide renown as a peaceful and growing affluent democratic state since independence. During this time, many inhabitants of this southern African country go to see friends and family to commemorate the national day.
National Day of Praise and Worship
National Day of Praise and Worship is commemorated every September 26 by Christians around the United States. On this day, praise and worship songs are sung. Derrick Wallace established this day in the year 2020. Christian worship and praise are essential to the faith. On this day, people worship God in whatever way they can, whether by singing worship songs, painting a picture, or playing an instrument. They use whatever talent God has given them to praise and worship him!
National Food Service Workers Day
National Food Service Workers Day occurs annually on September 25. It is a day set aside to recognize, appreciate, and thank the staff that works in the food service industry.
Hosts, waiters, chefs, cleaning staff, and managers are all integral members of the teams that make sure that food establishments run smoothly. Whether they work in restaurants, coffee shops, cafes, nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and more, these employees aim to provide us with the best service possible.