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Namibia National Anthem

The National Flag is a symbol of our struggle for national

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The National Flag is a symbol of our struggle for national unity. It symbolizes peace, unity and a common loyalty to Namibia. The National Flag represents the nation in every aspect.

To uphold our rights and light the cause of freedom

  • The sun symbolize life and energy. The color gold represents warmth and the color of our plains and the Namib Desert.
  • Blue symbolizes the Namibian sky, the Atlantic Ocean, our marine resources and the importance of rain and water.
  • Red represents the Namibian people, their heroism and their determination to build a future of equal opportunity for all.
  • White refers to peace and unity
  • Green symbolizes Namibia's vegetation and agricultural resources.

The Coat of Arms represents Namibia and its people. It is also the official emblem of the Government Service as a statute body. The Coat of Arms is therefore depicted on official stationary, used by public servants.

Various national symbols are represented on the Coat of Arms. The National Flag is reproduced on the shield. The two animals and the plant on the Coat of Arms are used symbolically. The African Fish Eagle has excellent vision

and is thus a symbol of the farsightedness of our country's leaders. The Oryx antelope is renowned for its courage, elegance and pride.

The Welwitschia mirabilis, a unique desert plant, is a fighter for survival and is therefore a symbol of our traditions and the diamond shapes to our natural resources.

The motto Unity, Liberty, Justice enshrines the key principles embodied in the Constitution.

Text reproduced with the kind permission of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

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