Prince Harry Urges Leaders to Support Sentebale

During his solo trip to Lesotho, Prince Harry urged 'people from the top to start listening' to the voices of young people while highlighting the impact of his charity, Sentebale, which supports children affected by HIV. Speaking at a bonfire event with Prince Seeiso, who co-founded the charity with him in 2006, Harry expressed optimism about the charity's achievements, emphasizing the need for greater attention from leaders. The Duke of Sussex's visit marks his first trip to Southern Africa in five years, after a brief stay in the UK for the WellChild Awards, where he did not meet with family members. Sentebale has expanded its work to Botswana, reflecting its commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable children. Prince Seeiso described their shared journey as a powerful legacy for future generations, stemming from Harry's early experiences in the region. Harry's trip continues to focus on digital and economic inclusion for young people in Africa, despite ongoing family tensions.