Prince Harry Goes Full Dad Mode in Angola — Teaching Kids How to Stay Safe from Landmines - video Dailymotion

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Prince Harry is dedicating time to local children during his visit to Angola, continuing the humanitarian legacy of his late mother, Princess Diana, through his work with The HALO Trust. On July 16, the Duke of Sussex, 40, took part in a children’s safety class in a remote Angolan village, helping to spread vital life-saving messages. The visit marked the second day of his solo trip to Angola, during which he met families living near the largest minefield in Africa as part of HALO Trust’s community outreach efforts.

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Prince Harry Goes Full Dad Mode in Angola — Teaching Kids How to Stay Safe from Landmines

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