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Government Communications calls for respectful use of South Africa’s national symbols | SA News

Government calls on all citizens and foreign nationals residing within the borders of South Africa to exercise respect and dignity in the use and display of the country’s national symbols.

South Africa’s national symbols including the National Flag, Coat of Arms, National Anthem and other official emblems, carry deep historical, cultural and political significance. These symbols embody the values, sacrifices and democratic identity of the nation, and serve as powerful representations of unity, freedom and constitutional democracy. 

Government reminds the public that national symbols are protected and regulated in terms of South African law to preserve their dignity and integrity. Their…

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