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I think the names of the flags of the countries of the world, the game that combines entertainment with the general culture in particular, when I created the game and collected information I was amazed by the numbers and names that I did not hear. Some of the flags of some countries have very unusual shapes, and each flag symbolizes the colors of the stories associated with its country.

I will give you the information I have read about the national flags and why I took these designs

Flag of Kenya

Kenya Flag (English: Kenya Flag) The Kenyan flag was officially adopted on December 12, 1963. The flag has four colors, namely black, red, green and white. the struggle for freedom and independence, while red symbolizes For the blood shed in liberation from colonialism, while green symbolizes natural wealth and land, and white symbolizes peace, and in the Kenyan flag there is a shield. is behind this shield two spears

tanzania flag

The flag of the Republic of Tanzania was officially adopted on June 30, 1964

The Tanzanian flag has four colors: black, green and yellow, where black denotes people, green denotes land, blue denotes the sea, and yellow denotes mineral deposits.

Ugandan flag

Uganda Flag The flag was passed on October 9, 1969. It consists of 6 equal pieces arranged in the same order, color from top to bottom: black - yellow - red - black - yellow - red, in the middle is a white circle. with crane pattern and gray crown (Country symbol)

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Colors indicate:

Black: for black Africans

Yellow: for the African sun and for the desert

Red: a symbol of African brotherhood and blood

The crane is known for its peaceful nature and was used as a symbol of Ugandan troops during the British rule of the country.

Congolese flag

Flag of the Republic of the Congo (French: drapeau de la republique du Congo) The flag of the Republic of the Congo was first adopted on August 18, 1959. The Congolese flag contains traditional African colors of red, yellow and green. The flag of the Republic of the Congo was changed in 1970 to the symbol of the Communist Party with its two wreaths and a gold star that began in 1991 when it was replaced by the old flag.

tanzania flag

The flag of the Republic of Tanzania was officially adopted on June 30, 1964

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The Tanzanian flag has four colors: black, green and yellow, where black denotes people, green denotes land, blue denotes the sea, and yellow denotes mineral deposits.

Flag of Rwanda

Flag of Rwanda (Kinyarwanda: Rwandan flag) The flag of Rwanda was adopted on 25 October 2001.

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The flag has four colors, blue, green, and two types of yellow (a common yellow in the center line, and what the Pantone system calls "sun yellow" after sunrise); The difference between the two yellow is not very noticeable. The blue ribbon represents happiness and peace, the yellow symbolizes economic development, and the green symbolizes hope for prosperity. The sun symbolizes light and culture.

The new flag represents national unity, respect for work, bravery and confidence in the future. Adopted to avoid genocide alliances of 1994. Designed by Alphonse Kerimopenesio

Flag of Burundi

The flag of Burundi (Kirunda: the flag of Burundi) The flag of Burundi was adopted on March 28, 1967 after independence from Belgium. in red, and in the center is a circle with three six-pointed stars, which symbolizes the three main tribes of the Republic of Burundi, the Hutu, the Tutsi and the Twa, and also the three elements of Burundi. Weapon logo "Unité, Work, Progress" (French: Unité, Travail, Progrès). The current ratio is 3: 5, which was changed from 2: 3 on September 27, 1982.

Flag of Mozambique

The flag of the Republic of Mozambique was adopted on May 1, 1983 and is considered the only flag in the world with an AK-47 assault rifle. This flag is taken from the Front flag