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The white dove is a symbol of the Spirit and the olive branch symbolises the growth of that peace. At the top left is a symbol for nuclear fusion that represents scientific development and progress - the rational ambitions of the region. | The white dove is a symbol of the Spirit and the olive branch symbolises the growth of that peace. At the top left is a symbol for nuclear fusion that represents scientific development and progress - the rational ambitions of the region. | ||
The top right trine features a combination of a traditional and a modern musical instrument - a Kudu horn and a trumpet - a link to the spiritual realm through the practice of arts. | The top right trine features a combination of a traditional and a modern musical instrument - a Kudu horn and a fuvuzela (local trumpet) - a link to the spiritual realm through the practice of arts. | ||
These three aspects form a holistic depiction of human needs; to work, to grow and to learn. | These three aspects form a holistic depiction of human needs; to work, to grow and to learn. | ||