Flag of Botswana

- Country
- Botswana
- Capital
- Gaborone
- Continent
- Africa
- Adopted
- 1966
- Colours
- Blue, Black, White
What does the flag of Botswana mean?
The light blue represents water, a precious resource in Botswana, and is a symbol of rain. The black and white stripes represent the harmony and cooperation between the black and white people of Botswana.
Colours and what they stand for
Blue
Water and rain.
Black
The black majority population.
White
Peace and harmony between the people of Botswana.
History
Adopted in 1966 to replace the Union Jack, the flag was designed to contrast with the South African flag of the time and to be a symbol of unity and independence.
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