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Prince Harry is about to celebrate the anniversary of the day when Meghan Markle and he announced the good news of their engagement in a special place, serving a special cause.
He travels to Africa where he will visit projects in Zambia. Harry, who loves the continent and regularly attends the Duchess of Sussex, is there to conduct business on behalf of the Commonwealth (he is the youth ambassador of the United Nations-linked family of nations) and meets with the group. of conservation African Parks. , of which he is president.
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On November 27 – the anniversary of one year after the couple's wedding announcement – he will meet with emotion an organization called CAMFED, which tackles poverty and inequality in Africa. sub-Saharan Africa through the education of girls. and the empowerment of young women. This is a matter of great concern to his wife and will be a central part of his public work.
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Prince Harry during a visit to Lesotho (Africa) in June
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Harry, 34, begins his visit to Zambia the day before with a reception celebrating the links between the United Kingdom and Zambia.
On November 27, the Prince will visit the Burmese barracks to commemorate Zambian veterans of the two world wars, meet widows of veterans and be presented with a special photographic exhibition on the African soldier of the First World War.
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At an event organized by the Queen's Commonwealth Trust, of which he is also president, the future royal father will discuss with young leaders who run social businesses around the world. He will also visit Circus Zambia, which helps young people from vulnerable backgrounds in Lusaka to acquire basic skills while providing educational and employment opportunities. CAMA, a partner of the Commonwealth Trust, will be among those he will meet, including their alumni network of CAMFED. Harry is ready to make a speech.
Harry's latest mission to the country will be a visit to BongoHive, the country's first technology and innovation center. He will attend one of the workshops, meet with entrepreneurs who will practice before the next funding competition and hear from the founders of start-ups supported by BongoHive.
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