The gold stripe on the flag of this county represents the golden sands of the islands' beaches. Aquamarine represents the the Caribbean Sea that surrounds them. The black symbolizes the strength and vigor of this country's people, while the triangle represents the desire and passion of the people to make the most of their natural resources.

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​Kimbal Musk is a restauranteur, a philanthropist, and a chef that wants to make sure everyone in America has access to real food. He has opened restaurants that serve food at all price points ( The Kitchen, Hedgerow Bistros, and Next Door Eatery) and his companies Square Roots, which builds grow spaces in urban areas and small spaces for metropolitan restaurants and gardeners, and Big Green funds and builds permanent garden spaces in schools with underserved children, teaching them the importance of eating fresh fruits and vegetables and knowing the origin of their food.

The flag of Rwanda consists of three horizontal stripes. The top stripe is blue, the middle one yellow and the bottom stripe is green. The yellow and green stripes are of equal width and the blue stripe is double the size of those stripes. In the top right corner of the Rwandan flag there is a yellow sun with 24 rays emanating from it.
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The blue stripe represents happiness and peace. The yellow symbolizes the country's mineral wealth and economic development and green symbolizes the country's natural resources and prosperity. The sun stands for unity, transparency and enlightenment from ignorance.

The flag of Tanzania consists of five diagonal stripes. The top stripe is green, the bottom is an equal-sized blue stripe, and the middle stripe is black with a thin yellow stripe above and below it.
The green stripe symbolizes agriculture and the fertility of the land. The black represents the citizens of Tanzania. The blue stripe stands for the Indian Ocean which is on Tanzania's eastern coastline, and the yellow stripe represents the country's mineral wealth.
The Tanzanian flag was adopted on June 30, 1964. The Tanzanian flag originates from the flags of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, the two countries that merged together to form Tanzania in April 1964. Tanganyika's flag was green with a yellow edged black horizontal stripe centrally placed; while Zanzibar's flag was a horizontal striped tricolor of blue, black and green. Tanzania chose a diagonal design to show equal status to both flags.