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Queen Elizabeth makes her first visit to African country Ghana in 1961. The controversial visit helped strengthen relations between Ghana and the UK.

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In 1960, The Queen adopted a personal flag to be flown on any building, ship, car or aircraft in which she was staying or travelling. The Royal Standard represents not only the Sovereign but also the ...