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The Rwanda flag should always be displayed with respect and dignity. It is hoisted on all government buildings, during national holidays, and important national events. The flag should never touch the ground or be used inappropriately.

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Rwanda's national anthem is titled "Rwanda Nziza", meaning "Beautiful Rwanda". Written and composed by Faustin Murigo, the anthem is a song of praise for the country's tranquility, resilience, and unity.

The blue signifies happiness and peace, the yellow symbolises economic development, and the green represents the country's prosperity.

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The Rwanda flag, with its distinct design and colours, paints a picture of a nation that values peace, unity, and resilience. It stands as a symbol of hope and progress for the people of Rwanda as they journey towards a brighter future.

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The national flag of Rwanda is a vibrant symbol of hope, unity, and resilience. Its design and colours tell a tale of a nation that's risen from a troubled past and is steadily journeying towards a brighter future.

The flag has a distinctive design featuring three horizontal bands: sky blue (top), yellow, and green, with a yellow sun in the top right corner. The blue signifies happiness and peace, the yellow symbolises economic development, and the green represents the country's prosperity. The sun with its 24 rays represents enlightenment.

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Since its adoption in 2001, the design of the Rwanda flag has remained unchanged. The flag's design and colours were deliberately selected to distance the nation from its tragic past and symbolise its aspiration for peace, unity, and economic progress.

The Rwanda flag was officially adopted on October 25, 2001. This adoption marked a new chapter in the country's history as it sought to foster unity and progress after the 1994 genocide.