Flag of South-West (Africa)

Flag of South-West (afrikaans: Suid-Wes / german: Südwest), the 5th province of South Africa in case of change the status quo (occupication change to completely annexation and integration as 5th province with same rights and laws like in the other 4: Kaapland/Capeland, Natal, Oranje-Vrystaat/Orange-Freestate and Transvaal) in 1961.

The white scandinavian cross is a symbol for the christian white population. Also black white red is for the german history till the end of first world war. Orange white blue the present and future as part of South Africa. The coat of arms (top left) is from the planned flag of German South-West Africa and had survived the world wars till today but without the imperial german eagle. The ox and the diamond represent this area.