Prince Harry has called for leaders to “start listening” for a greater impact during his solo trip to South Africa where he is visiting for his charity Sentebale, the Daily Mail reported.
Harry discussed the status of the donation and the importance of engaging with young voices while sitting around a campfire with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho.
” We’re hitting the target, not just Sentebale but all of the agencies are, and it’s making a huge difference, and it’s because there’s a surge of energy, enthusiasm, and the tone of young individuals ranging from six to 25 – and the biggest difference is when folks from the top start listening,” Harry said, according to the Daily Mail.
Prince Seeiso even reflected on how Sentebale came to be and the friendship he shares with Harry. Seeiso referred to him by the affable name the Basotho people have given him, saying that” This entire journey of Sentebale started from [ Harry ] having come to the motherland — he’s now my younger brother Mohale, the warrior— but experiencing breathing the same air and eating the same food as the children… that inspired this dream to come to where we are now,”
He added,” But it is that heavy felt need that we want, cumulatively, to make a difference in our lives, and not only in our life, but to leave a reputation and pass on the stick to the next generation — so that’s why we are going out in all different points”.
Sentebale, founded in 2006 by Harry and Prince Seeiso, supports children and young people affected by HIV in Southern Africa. When Harry first visited Lesotho for the first time during his distance year in 2004, his dedication to the cause first sparked a response.
Harry made a quick stop in the UK for the WellChild Awards, where he did not travel to King Charles or Prince William despite remaining close to either of their properties. His wife Meghan Markle and their two kids, Archie and Lilibet, did not follow him on this journey.
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