Angola

The national flag of Angola is divided horizontally into red and black with a yellow emblem consisting of a half gear, a machete and a star. Red symbolizes the struggle for independence and the sacrifices of the Angolan people, black represents the African continent, while the emblem stands for workers, farmers, progress and national unity.

The current flag of Angola was officially adopted on November 11, 1975, when the country gained independence from Portugal. Its design reflects the liberation movement and the nation's aspirations for sovereignty, development and social progress. It remains one of the country's most recognizable national symbols.

• Official Name: Republic of Angola
• Capital: Luanda
• Continent: Africa
• Population: approx. 37 million
• Official Language: Portuguese
• Currency: Angolan Kwanza (AOA)

Famous Attractions
• Kalandula Falls
• Kissama National Park
• Tundavala Gap
• Miradouro da Lua
• Mussulo Peninsula

Angola is a country on the southwest coast of Africa, known for its Atlantic beaches, vast savannas, dramatic waterfalls and diverse wildlife. Rich in natural resources and cultural heritage, Angola offers visitors spectacular landscapes and historic landmarks. Popular attractions include Kalandula Falls, Kissama National Park, Tundavala Gap, Miradouro da Lua and the Mussulo Peninsula.