UK's Prince Harry Should Highlight Landmines During Angola Visit

Expand Villagers stand in front of a Unicef banner warning of landmines outside Caala, Angola, July 22, 2005. © 2005 Wolfgang Langenstrassen/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images Today, Britain’s Prince Harry starts a two-day visit to Angola as part of a tour that will take him to South Africa, Botswana, and Malawi. While in Angola, Harry will visit a HALO Trust demining project in Huambo province, which his late mother Princess Diana had brought global attention to when she visited in 1997. Today, the area is cleared, and the roads have been made safe. But this is not the case in many parts of Angola.…

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