Prince Harry continues work in Lesotho by arranging multi-day event

Prince Harry's service in Lesotho continues as he works to help the Southern African country improve its knowledge and human resources.

According to a tweet posted by Sentebale, an organization supported by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, The Duke of Sussex has been very active while overseeing events designed to give citizens new skills and knowledge. Ideally, these assets will improve their daily lives and economic viability.

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According to the tweet above, Sentebale organized sessions designed to give girls’ job skills in hair styling, catering, and dressmaking. Also, events promoting healthy habits and the need to adapt to climate change were held during the second day of Sentebale's Return to Southern Africa journey as well.

Thanks to the tweet, we can see that Prince Harry traversed quite a few meters on foot during his stay in Lesotho. Photographs documenting his time in the nation show him conversing with other leaders, admiring the setup of an event station, and taking time to commemorate his stay with some group photos.

As Tea and Banter covered earlier, Prince Harry arrived in Lesotho early enough for him to help the country celebrate its 58th year of independence. The Duke met with the country's Prime Minister and laid the groundwork necessary for him to begin working towards youth empowerment and improved health outcomes. So far, Sentebale's work in the country appears to be focused on addressing these areas and informing the Basotho people about the possibilities available to them.

Prince Harry is always a busy man, so we expect to hear more about his work in Lesotho in the coming days. Once Sentebale or The Duke's communications team releases something new, we'll have the latest updates for you right here! Be sure to follow us on X or Facebook to stay tuned!