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Homonyms, homophones, and homographs seldom pose problems of comprehension, because they usually belong in different contexts. Even when brought into the same context for effect (The heir to the throne had an air of self-satisfaction), they are entirely clear. They may, however, be used to make puns (for example, a papal bull in a china shop).
The stars stand for the two islands. Red recalls the struggle for independence. Yellow is said to represent the country's cocoa plantations. Effective date: 12 July 1975.
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