PRINCE Harry has landed in southern Africa for another trip without Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Sussex had lunch with Princess Senate Seeiso of Lesotho, 23, and was pictured standing beside the young royal.
Princess Senate is the niece of Prince Seeiso – who Harry co-founded his youth-focused charity Sentebale with.
Business leaders, philanthropists and local stakeholders are gathering in Lesotho with the aim of driving forward the work of his youth-focused charity Sentebale.
Harry spent two months in the African kingdom during his gap year back in 2004.
And the experience made a lasting impression on the young royal – who was just 19 at the time.
The Duke decided to found Sentebale, which means “forget me not”, in 2006 to honour his mother Princess Diana and help disadvantaged children.
Harry last visited Lesotho in 2018 and his latest trip will see him join Sentebale co-founding patron Prince Seeiso to meet with local leaders and youth advocates.
On the trip, the group will head to Lesotho “to witness Sentebale’s programmes at work.”
