What is Uganda's nationality?

Answer 1

The Flags This was the country's first flag which was used from March 1962 to 9 October 1962. The current flag was presented in late 1962 and the black colour on the flag represents the black nation of Africa. The yellow is for the sunshine Uganda enjoys being situated on the equator and the red means the brotherhood of the Ugandans. The crested crane is the national bird of Uganda which is in the middle of the flag. The National Bird The crested crane is the national bird (which is on the flag) of Uganda. It has three colours which are red, yellow and black just like the flag. It is a gentle peace loving bird and it is illegal to kill a crested Crane in Uganda. The National Coat Of Arms The national coat of arms shows the character, lifestyle and the aim of Uganda. On the right is the crested Crane, and on the left is the Kob which is the wildlife found in Uganda. The spear and the shield are traditional tools of defence In Africa. The sun represents the sunshine found in the equatorial nation. The drum represents the culture of the Ugandan people and the motto of Uganda is 'For God and My Country' which is also on the coat of arms. The National Anthem Oh Uganda! May God uphold thee, we lay our future in thy hand. United free for liberty, together we'll always stand. Oh Uganda! The land of freedom, our love and labour we give, And with neighbors all, At our country's call in peace and friendship we'll live. Oh Uganda! The land that feeds us, By sun and fertile soil grown. For our own dear land, we'll always stand, The Pearl of Africa's Crown. The Flags This was the country's first flag which was used from March 1962 to 9 October 1962. The current flag was presented in late 1962 and the black colour on the flag represents the black nation of Africa. The yellow is for the sunshine Uganda enjoys being situated on the equator and the red means the brotherhood of the Ugandans. The crested crane is the national bird of Uganda which is in the middle of the flag. The National Bird The crested crane is the national bird (which is on the flag) of Uganda. It has three colours which are red, yellow and black just like the flag. It is a gentle peace loving bird and it is illegal to kill a crested Crane in Uganda. The National Coat Of Arms The national coat of arms shows the character, lifestyle and the aim of Uganda. On the right is the crested Crane, and on the left is the Kob which is the wildlife found in Uganda. The spear and the shield are traditional tools of defence In Africa. The sun represents the sunshine found in the equatorial nation. The drum represents the culture of the Ugandan people and the motto of Uganda is 'For God and My Country' which is also on the coat of arms. The National Anthem Oh Uganda! May God uphold thee, we lay our future in thy hand. United free for liberty, together we'll always stand. Oh Uganda! The land of freedom, our love and labour we give, And with neighbors all, At our country's call in peace and friendship we'll live. Oh Uganda! The land that feeds us, By sun and fertile soil grown. For our own dear land, we'll always stand, The Pearl of Africa's Crown.