Prince Harry visits Lesotho to help celebrate its 58th year of independence

Prince Harry's prolific career as a globetrotter continues in Southern Africa!

On Wednesday, Prince Harry was welcomed into Lesotho by the country's Prime Minister, the Honorable Sam Matekane, to help celebrate the nation's 58th year of independence. A tweet posted by the Prime Minister includes a picture of he and Prince Harry enjoying a cordial meeting with another government official.

Prince Harry makes another stop on his world tour

Its easy to lose count of how many stops Prince Harry has made during his travels this year. Ironically, one of his earlier stops was in London, a place that seems foreign to him nowadays since he currently makes his residence in the US. Despite his breakneck schedule, the Duke of Sussex appears to be enjoying every minute of it!

The tweet above shows Prince Harry speaking with the Prime Minister of Lesotho and another member of the Southern African nation's government. Matekane writes that he looks forward to collaborating more with the Duke on issues related to "youth empowerment and health" in the near future. No further announcements are made in the tweet, but it appears that meetings focused on planning new events and initiatives could happen in the future.

Prince Harry's involvement in causes benefiting the youth has become a routine endeavor for the Royal. While he was in London recently, he attended an awards ceremony highlighting the stories of seriously ill children and the people who care for them. It's unsurprising that Prince Harry would use events like these to maintain his passion for improving children's lives all over the world. With that in mind, we should expect him to spend some time helping the youth during his next stop as well!

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