South Sudan Flags – South Sudanese Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
Black, red and green with white edging and a gold star on a blue triangle, raised for Independence Day on 9 July, the Bright Stars on the basketball court and South Sudanese community days across the UK. Choose the South Sudan flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, hang South Sudan bunting in 3m or 9m and wave South Sudan hand flags.
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Sudan South Flag
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Sudan South Bunting
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Sudan South Hand Flags
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Sudan South Table Flag
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Sudan South Wooden Table Flag
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Sudan South Large Wooden Table Flag
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Sudan South Satin Table Flag
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The South Sudan flag: three bands, a blue triangle and a gold star
The flag of South Sudan has three horizontal bands of black, red and green, separated by narrow white stripes, with a blue isosceles triangle at the hoist holding a yellow five-pointed star. Black stands for the people, red for the blood shed for freedom, green for the land and its agriculture, and the white edging for peace. The blue is the water of the Nile, and the gold star, sometimes called the Star of Bethlehem, is the unity of the states of the country. The design was first used by the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement and became the national flag when South Sudan became independent on 9 July 2011, making it the newest internationally recognised country in the world. On our South Sudan flag the white fimbriations are printed at their proper width so the bands read cleanly from a distance.
9 July, the Bright Stars and South Sudanese in Britain
Independence Day on 9 July is the national day, with celebrations in Juba and community events wherever the diaspora lives. Basketball has made the flag famous: the Bright Stars, led by Luol Deng as federation president, qualified for the 2023 FIBA World Cup and then the Paris 2024 Olympics, winning hearts with their first-ever Olympic game victory over Puerto Rico. Deng himself grew up in London after his family left Sudan and played for Great Britain, which gives the team a strong following among British basketball fans. South Sudanese families in the UK, with communities in London, Brighton, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow, fly the flag at independence celebrations, church gatherings, cultural nights and youth basketball tournaments.
Sizes, grades and fittings
Sizes run 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft. For a gym wall or a car the smaller sizes work; for a pole or a big event go 5ft x 3ft or larger. There is a Flagtex grade in lightweight woven polyester and a DuraFlag grade in thicker knitted polyester with double-stitched hems. All have brass eyelets; DuraFlag has the option of clips or rope and toggle.
South Sudan bunting
South Sudan bunting comes in 3m and 9m, the flag repeated on rectangular pennants for a community centre, a church hall or a sports hall on independence weekend. It is polyester, printed both sides and fine to use outside.
Hand flags and table flags
South Sudan hand flags on wooden sticks come in 9x6in and 18x12in for a basketball crowd or a 9 July march. The South Sudan table flag is 6x4in with a base, and the large wooden table flag at 18x12in works on a conference or top table. Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia are among the world flags.
South Sudan flag FAQs
What do the colours of the South Sudan flag mean?
Black for the people, red for the blood shed in the struggle for freedom, green for the land, white for peace, blue for the Nile and the gold star for unity.
When did South Sudan adopt its flag?
At independence on 9 July 2011, although the design had been used by the SPLM for many years before.
Is South Sudan the newest country?
Yes. It became independent in 2011 and is the most recent country to join the United Nations.
Which way up does the South Sudan flag go?
Black at the top and green at the bottom, with the blue triangle and star at the hoist next to the pole.
When is South Sudan Independence Day?
9 July each year.
Why is the South Sudan product listed as “Sudan South”?
That is simply how it is named in our catalogue so it sorts next to Sudan; it is the South Sudan national flag with the blue triangle and gold star.
When will my South Sudan flag be delivered?
Each South Sudan product is stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse; orders made before 2pm leave that day and reach most UK addresses free within 1–2 working days.