==Jap's Corner==

See also: - AH Air Force Roundel: Sothotswana - AH Stop Signage: Sothotswana A little background: Sothotswana is a southeastern African country composed of OTL northeast South Africa and Lesotho (Botswana, in this scenario, is inhabited by Nama speakers, while Namibia is settled by largely Anglophone). The name of the country derived from the two main groups: Tswana (also known as Chuana) and Sotho, who both speak the same language, Sothotswana is a constitutional monarchy with a semi-decentralized parliamentary form of government; the reigning monarchs of the country belong to the House of Bamokoteli-Koena. Like in neighboring Ngunistan, traditional clan system still exists, despite the increasing mobilization and urbanization; in fact, the surnames of every people living Sothotswana reflected its clannish origin. For the flag itself, I just combined the OTL flag of Botswana with mokorotlo, (the traditional straw hat of the Sotho and Tswana peoples) at the center. Created and edited on MS Paint and Photoscape.

See also: - AH Air Force Roundel: Sothotswana A little background: Sothotswana is a southeastern African country composed of OTL northeast South Africa and Lesotho (Botswana, in this scenario, is inhabited by Nama speakers, while Namibia is settled by largely Anglophone). The name of the country derived from the two main groups: Tswana (also known as Chuana) and Sotho, who both speak the same language, Sothotswana is a constitutional monarchy with a semi-decentralized parliamentary form of government; the reigning monarchs of the country belong to the House of Bamokoteli-Koena. Like in neighboring Ngunistan, traditional clan system still exists, despite the increasing mobilization and urbanization; in fact, the surnames of every people living Sothotswana reflected its clannish origin. Like in the previous post, Google Translate helped me to find the Sotho/Tswana (especially the latter) word for "stop". Created on Photoscape.

A little background: Sothotswana is a southeastern African country composed of OTL northeast South Africa and Lesotho (Botswana, in this scenario, is inhabited by Nama speakers, while Namibia is settled by largely Anglophone). The name of the country derived from the two main groups: Tswana (also known as Chuana) and Sotho, who both speak the same language, Sothotswana is a constitutional monarchy with a semi-decentralized parliamentary form of government; the reigning monarchs of the country belong to the House of Bamokoteli-Koena. Like in neighboring Ngunistan, traditional clan system still exists, despite the increasing mobilization and urbanization; in fact, the surnames of every people living Sothotswana reflected its clannish origin. For the roundel/insignia, I used the OTL Air Force roundel of Botswana as an inspiration; I flipped it 180 degrees, then I added mokorotlo, the traditional straw hat of the Sotho (and possibly Tswana, too) people. Created and edited on Photoscape, MS Paint and Pixlr.

Created and edited on MS Paint and Photoscape.

Created and edited on MS Paint, Pixlr and Photoscape.

See also: - AH Air Force Roundel: Ngunistan A little background: Ngunistan is a southeast African country composed of OTL Swaziland and southeast South Africa; as the name of the country (obviously) suggested, it is the country of different Nguni tribes (e.g. Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi, Ndebele) speaking mutually intelligible dialects/languages, all of which belonged within the Bantu language family. The capital of the Ngunistan is Umtata, historically strategic border town between the now provinces of Thembuland, Pondoland and Bhacaland. For the signage itself, I would like to thank Google Translate for helping me to find the accurate Nguni word for "stop", which is "Yeka" (it's actually Xhosa; the other Zulu word for "stop" is "ayeke", but I don't bother a damn). Created and edited on Photoscape.

A little background: Ngunistan is a southeast African country composed of OTL Swaziland and southeast South Africa; as the name of the country (obviously) suggested, it is the country of different Nguni tribes (e.g. Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi, Ndebele) speaking mutually intelligible dialects/languages, all of which belonged within the Bantu language family. The capital of the Ngunistan is Umtata, historically strategic border town between the now provinces of Thembuland, Pondoland and Bhacaland In relation to this scenario, the OTL Northern/Zimbabwean Ndebeles stayed in OTL southern Mpumalanga in the early to middle 19th century after a series of wars with the Zulus (with British intervention, obviously). In addition, it actually depend on the whims of destiny if Ngunistan would be either a republic or a monarchy, as long as Nelson Mandela would be part of the nation's history. For the air force roundel itself, I based my design on the colors of OTL African National Congress, which in this scenario is the national colors of Ngunistan; I added the spears and the Nguni warrior shield, which was derived from the 1894 Swazi flag. Created and edited on Photoscape, MS Paint and Pixlr.

See also: - AH Air Force Roundel: Ngunistan - AH Stop Signage: Ngunistan A little background: Ngunistan is a southeast African country composed of OTL Swaziland and southeast South Africa; as the name of the country (obviously) suggested, it is the country of different Nguni tribes (e.g. Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi, Ndebele) speaking mutually intelligible dialects/languages, all of which belonged within the Bantu language family. The capital of the Ngunistan is Umtata, historically strategic border town between the now provinces of Thembuland, Pondoland and Bhacaland In relation to this scenario, the OTL Northern/Zimbabwean Ndebeles stayed in OTL southern Mpumalanga in the early to middle 19th century after a series of wars with the Zulus (with British intervention, obviously). In addition, it actually depend on the whims of destiny if Ngunistan would be either a republic or a monarchy, as long as Nelson Mandela would be part of the nation's history. For the flag itself, I used the flag of OTL African National Congress, which in this scenario is the flag of Ngunistan. At the center, I added three spears and the Nguni warrior shield, which was derived from the 1894 Swazi flag. Created and edited on Photoscape and MS Paint.