Prince Harry shares his late mother's passion for helping to create a world free of landmines, and on Wednesday, July 16, he once again recreated Princess Diana's famous walk through an Angolan minefield. The Duke of Sussex—dressed in protective gear like his mother's—retraced Diana's steps in Angola for the second time on behalf of the same landmine clearance charity she worked with, the HALO Trust.
The Duke of Sussex became patron of the U.K.-based organization in 2019 and shortly after, took the same walk his mother did in Huambo, Angola. During his visit on Wednesday in Cuito Cuanavale, Prince Harry returned to a minefield he first visited in 2013, which was active at the time. Per the HALO Trust, the land is now completely cleared and the site of a children's safety class the duke attended. During the event, he helped teach children some tips on how to stay safe from landmines.
