Ghana Flag: Meaning and History

History of the flag
Adopted in 1957 on the country's independence, the flag was used until 1959, and was then reinstated in 1966.
The black star is a tribute to pan-African activist Marcus Garvey and his shipping company, the Black Star Line.
What do the elements of the flag mean?

The black star represents the shooting star of freedom, and Ghanaians are nicknamed the ‘Black Stars’.
Red embodies the blood of the martyrs who died for independence.
Golden yellow represents mineral wealth.
For forests covering almost 40% of the national territory.
