The π²πΏ emoji stands for Mozambique. People use it to show Mozambican pride, mention home or family, or tag travel to Mozambique. Apple's artwork shows green, black and yellow stripes with a red triangle holding a star, book, rifle and hoe.

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This is the national flag of Mozambique, a Portuguese-speaking country on the southeast coast of Africa. It appears in bios, posts about Maputo and the coast, football chats, and messages in the Mozambican diaspora. The emblem on the red triangle is one of the few national flag designs that shows a rifle.
Home sweet home π²πΏ
Maputo nights hit different π²πΏ
Go Mambas π²πΏβ½
Proud to be Mozambican π²πΏβ€οΈ
| π²πΏ vs πΏπ¦ | South Africa's flag has a Y-shaped band in six colors and no emblem, while Mozambique's has stripes and a red triangle with a star and tools. |
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| π²πΏ vs π¦π΄ | Angola's flag is red and black with a yellow machete, gear and star, not green and yellow stripes. |
| Name | flag: Mozambique |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F2 U+1F1FF |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | MZ, flag |
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The π²πΏ emoji stands for Mozambique. People use it to show Mozambican pride, mention home or family, or tag travel to Mozambique. Apple's artwork shows green, black and yellow stripes with a red triangle holding a star, book, rifle and hoe.
The rifle stands for defense and vigilance, the hoe for farming, and the book for education. The star is usually described as a symbol of internationalism, and the red triangle stands for the struggle for independence.
Portuguese is the official language, and many local languages are also widely spoken.
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