Parvej Husen Talukder: Created page with "The Uganda features a traditional shield with blue and white wavy lines symbolizing the country's lakes, overlaid by a golden sun representing sunshine and prosperity. Below the sun is a golden traditional drum. The shield is supported by a kob (a type of antelope) and the Crested Crane, the national bird. The whole rests on a green mound, representing the fertile land. The motto reads: "For God and My Country." == Usage == The coat of arms is used on official docume..."

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Created page with "The Uganda features a traditional shield with blue and white wavy lines symbolizing the country's lakes, overlaid by a golden sun representing sunshine and prosperity. Below the sun is a golden traditional drum. The shield is supported by a kob (a type of antelope) and the Crested Crane, the national bird. The whole rests on a green mound, representing the fertile land. The motto reads: "For God and My Country." == Usage == The coat of arms is used on official docume..."

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The [[Uganda]] features a traditional shield with blue and white wavy lines symbolizing the country's lakes, overlaid by a golden sun representing sunshine and prosperity. Below the sun is a golden traditional drum. The shield is supported by a kob (a type of antelope) and the Crested Crane, the national bird. The whole rests on a green mound, representing the fertile land. The motto reads: "For God and My Country."
== Usage ==
The coat of arms is used on official documents, government buildings, and symbolizes the sovereignty of Uganda.

Coat of arms of Uganda - Revision history