The Duke of Sussex has followed in the footsteps of his mother, Princess Diana, as he visited a charity clearing landmines in Angola. "Children should never have to live in fear of playing outside or walking to school," said Prince Harry, about the continuing threat of mines to the civilian population.

The deadly munitions are a remnant of the 1975-2022 Angolan Civil War. The Halo Trust, of which Harry is patron, has cleared over 120,000 landmines and 100,000 bombs from Angola, but some 1,000 minefields remain to be cleared across the country.

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.