What are the colours on the flag of South Africa?

South Africa's flag uses green, red, blue, black, white. The Y-shape represents the convergence of diverse cultures into a united nation.

When was the flag of South Africa adopted?

The current flag was adopted on 27 April 1994.

No frequently confused flags noted.

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The Y-shape represents the convergence of diverse cultures into a united nation.

One of the newest flags in the world, unveiled for the 1994 democratic elections.

South Africa sits in Africa — Sub-Saharan Africa. Its capital is Pretoria.

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What are the colours on the flag of South Africa?: South Africa's flag uses green, red, blue, black, white. The Y-shape represents the convergence of diverse cultures into a united nation.
When was the flag of South Africa adopted?: The current flag was adopted on 27 April 1994.
What is the capital of South Africa?: The capital is Pretoria.
Which flags look similar to South Africa's?: No frequently confused flags noted.