Prince Harry says ‘I’ve made it one of my life’s missions’ on latest public appearance

Prince Harry made a significant public appearance in South Africa, representing Sentebale, a youth HIV charity that he co-founded. This visit followed his time in Lesotho, where he reunited with Prince Seeiso, co-founder of Sentebale. In Johannesburg, Harry participated in a reception and panel discussion focused on empowering young people and bridging the digital gap. Emphasising the importance of youth voices in decision-making, Harry stated, “I’ve made it one of my life’s missions to create a platform for young voices.”

During his visit, Harry highlighted the necessity of regional solutions to global issues, urging for safer access to resources in the Global South. Reflecting on his time in Lesotho, where he first established Sentebale during his gap year in 2004, Harry expressed gratitude for the positive impact the charity has had. Princess Senate Seeiso shared moments of Harry’s passionate speech in her Instagram stories, where he discussed the positive outcomes of their work in empowering young people.

Following his solo trip to Lesotho, affectionately known as Mohale by the Basotho people, Harry held a meeting with Lesotho’s Prime Minister Sam Matekane. His visit was described on the Sussex.com website as a heartwarming return to Lesotho, evoking cherished childhood connections. Harry’s dedication to amplifying young voices and driving positive change was evident throughout his engagements, highlighting the transformative power of collaborative efforts to address global challenges.