Royal Daily Insider

Prince Harry recently carried out a humanitarian visit to Angola, bringing renewed global attention to the long-standing issue of landmines and the continuing efforts to clear affected regions. During the visit, the Duke of Sussex participated in activities designed to highlight the risks that unexploded landmines still pose to communities in parts of Africa. The trip also echoed the legacy of Princess Diana, whose historic walk through an Angolan minefield in 1997 helped draw worldwide attention to the dangers of landmines and the urgent need for international action. The connection to Princess Diana’s campaign has long been an important part of Prince Harry’s humanitarian work. Over the years, he has supported organizations involved in landmine clearance and community protection, continuing efforts that aim to reduce the risks faced by civilians living in formerly conflict-affected regions. Angola remains one of the countries where large-scale demining operations have been carried ou...