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Prince Harry travels to Angola to back landmine clearance, nearly three decades after Diana’s visit | News Channel 3-12 Headline from KEYT Santa Barbara
By Sana Noor Haq, CNN (CNN) — Prince Harry traveled to Angola earlier this week and met the country’s president to discuss demining efforts, almost
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Seattle Times
Prince Harry is in Angola to raise awareness for land mine clearing, repeating Diana’s 1997 trip ↗ (opens Seattle Times) Published Jul 14, 2025
Same headline from 1 more outlet Seattle Times's feed description Prince Harry is visiting the African nation of Angola with a land mine clearing charity, repeating a famous trip his mother made in 1997.
KEYT Santa Barbara
Prince Harry travels to Angola to back landmine clearance, nearly three decades after Diana’s visit | News Channel 3-12 ↗ (opens KEYT Santa Barbara) Published Jul 15, 2025
KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description By Sana Noor Haq, CNN (CNN) — Prince Harry traveled to Angola earlier this week and met the country’s president to discuss demining efforts, almost
CNN
Prince Harry travels to Angola to back landmine clearance, nearly three decades after Diana’s visit ↗ (opens CNN) Published Jul 15, 2025
Same headline from 2 more outlets CNN's feed description Prince Harry traveled to Angola earlier this week and met the country’s president to discuss demining efforts, almost three decades after his mother’s memorable visit to the south African nation.
CBS News
Prince Harry walks through minefield in Angola, continuing Diana ↗ (opens CBS News) Published Jul 15, 2025
CBS News's feed description Prince Harry visited Angola in southern Africa with the HALO Trust organization, the same group Princess Diana worked with 28 years ago.
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