The Kenya Flag symbolizes Kenyan unity. It was officially adopted on Jamhuri Day of December 1963.
The flag has four colors. Black, Red, and Green separated by White stripes.
The three main colors are symbolic in representations.
Black represents the people of Kenya.
Red represents the bloodshed during the struggle for freedom from colonization.
Green represents Kenya’s land, agriculture and natural resources.
The White stripes represent Peace and Unity.
The black, red and white shield symbolizes the defense of freedom.
The Kenya flag has been hoisted hundreds of times away from home as well as the Kenya National Anthem.
This is in honor of Kenyan runners after winning athletic races in various championships (games) the world over.