Kenya flag coloring page

Black, red and green stripes, split by thin white lines, run across Kenya's flag, with a Maasai shield and two crossed spears at the center. It was adopted on 12 December 1963 at independence, based mainly on the KANU party flag.

PDF (US Letter) PDF (A4)

Difficulty: Medium
Best for: Ages 5–9
Capital: Nairobi
Continent: Africa
Adopted: 1963
Paper: US Letter and A4
Use: Free for home and classroom (terms)

Colors in this flag

Coloring tip: Color the shield and spears first, then the black, red and green bands, keeping the two thin white stripes uncolored.

Colors are shown biggest area first.

Flag design: public domain (source file on Wikimedia Commons). Outline by Crayon Pages.

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About the flag of Kenya

What it means: Black stands for the people, red for blood shed for independence, green for the land, and white for peace. The shield and spears stand for defending the country.

Did you know? The shield in the center is a traditional Maasai shield.

Source: Wikipedia.