Geography Quiz · Africa
Flags of Africa Quiz
Every one of Africa’s 54 national flags, from Nigeria’s green-white-green to the star and crescent of Algeria. Browse them all, then test yourself.
All 54 flags
54 total
AlgeriaDZA
AngolaAGO
BeninBEN
BotswanaBWA
Burkina FasoBFA
BurundiBDI
CameroonCMR
Cape VerdeCPV
Cent. Afr. Rep.CAF
ChadTCD
ComorosCOM
Côte d'IvoireCIV
DjiboutiDJI
DR CongoCOD
EgyptEGY
Equatorial GuineaGNQ
EritreaERI
EswatiniSWZ
EthiopiaETH
GabonGAB
GambiaGMB
GhanaGHA
GuineaGIN
Guinea-BissauGNB
KenyaKEN
LesothoLSO
LiberiaLBR
LibyaLBY
MadagascarMDG
MalawiMWI
MaliMLI
MauritaniaMRT
MauritiusMUS
MoroccoMAR
MozambiqueMOZ
NamibiaNAM
NigerNER
NigeriaNGA
Rep. CongoCOG
RwandaRWA
São Tomé & Pr.STP
SenegalSEN
SeychellesSYC
Sierra LeoneSLE
SomaliaSOM
South AfricaZAF
South SudanSSD
SudanSDN
TanzaniaTZA
TogoTGO
TunisiaTUN
UgandaUGA
ZambiaZMB
ZimbabweZWEDid you know?
Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza was the tallest man-made structure in the world for 3,800 years — from 2560 BC until Lincoln Cathedral was completed in 1311 AD.
Kenya's Great Rift Valley is the geological seam where Africa is slowly splitting apart — in about 50 million years it will become a new ocean.
Nigeria is Africa's most populous country and has the continent's largest economy. Its film industry, Nollywood, is the world's second-largest by output.
South Africa has three capital cities: Pretoria (executive), Cape Town (legislative), and Bloemfontein (judicial) — the only country with three.
Think you can name them all from memory?
Play now — freeQuestions & answers
How many countries are in Africa?
Africa has 54 fully recognised sovereign states, each with its own national flag.
What do the colours on African flags mean?
Many use the Pan-African colours — red, gold and green — symbolising the blood of independence, mineral wealth and the land.