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LUSAKA – Clowns on stilts and trampoline artists entertained British Prince Harry during a visit to a youth circus in Zambia, supported by one of Queen Elizabeth's charities.
Harry spent the last two days in Zambia visiting World War II veterans in the capital, Lusaka, before heading to Circus Zambia, a project that helps vulnerable youth gain skills, education and employment.
The monarch's grandson posed for images surrounded by circus performers, funded by the Queen's Commonwealth Trust, a charity supporting young leaders around the world.
<! – "All the stories we have heard today are outstanding reminders of the great work going on here, all of which have been sparked by young people, like you, who have decided to make a difference in the world. others, "said Harry, chairman of the trust, in a speech.
"Too often, funders and investors miss what you do because they can not find you or see what you are doing.We have established the Queen's Commonwealth Trust as the platform. "
Harry sent "best wishes" from his wife Meghan who is pregnant and stayed at home.
On Monday, Harry met with Zambian President Edgar Lungu, who pledged to contribute to the dwindling population of the country's elephants through another of his charities.
Harry is a frequent visitor to southern Africa for charity work and vacations. Harry and Meghan have had romantic getaways together in Botswana.
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