Prince Harry carries on Princess Diana’s legacy with visit to Mozambique minefield
Thirteen years after Diana, Princess of Wales drew the world’s attention to the horrors of land mines, Prince Harry has rekindled her legacy with a visit to a minefield in Mozambique. The Prince spent two days learning about the work of the HALO Trust, the same British charity that the Princess so famously visited in Angola eight months before her death. The Daily Telegraph understands that the Prince is so passionate about the work of HALO that he is now considering taking on a formal role with the charity.
Both he and his brother, Prince William, have maintained a close interest in the charity’s work, and have wanted to visit the minefields “for years”, according to one Royal aide, who said the trip was “very much an opportunity for the Prince to follow in his mother’s footsteps”.
The private visit to the Cahora Bassa minefields in the Tete province was kept secret until the Prince had left Mozambique, partly because of fears it would overshadow the official tour of southern Africa he and Prince William undertook last week.
As well as meeting victims of landmine blasts, including a 14-year-old boy who lost a leg last year and a 50-year-old man who lost both eyes and one arm, the Prince was taught mine-clearing techniques and personally attached a detonator to a live mine before carrying out a controlled explosion from a safe distance.
Article: The Telegraph
Joker Harry: Our mad mum
Prince Harry has joked about his mum Diana’s madcap antics – and said: “Mad would be one word to describe her!” He made the comment when asked what the Princess would have made of the charity work he and elder brother William carry out in Africa.
Harry, 25, said: “Every day, whatever we do, wherever we are and whoever we’re with, I always wonder what she’d think – what she’d be doing – if she was with us now. If she’d be sitting here having a laugh, whether she’d be in the background sticking her tongue out – or whether she’d be playing football with the children.
“That’s what keeps us going every day – that thought of what she’d be like if she was around today.”
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An analysis from Kira Cochrane from The Guardian, chronicling Prince Harry’s early scandals to his later maturing roles and actions. Harry’s trip to Africa has shown a more mature and responsible side to the prince.
Article: The Guardian
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