Prince Harry arrived in Angola to support the works on Mira peace for Halo Trust, caused me the cause of darling and I was once a championship his mother, Princess Diana.

However, the Duke of Sussex traveled without his wife, Meghan MarleWith sources by citing security and private reasons for her absence.

The visit to Prince Harry follows the recent secret of conversation between his assistants and King CharlesTeam in London, honoring hope in reconciliation between father and son.

Harry arrived in Angola for a mission today with Halo with confidence, a beneficial mine cleaning office that was known to support his late mother, Princess Diana, 28 years ago. His visit aims to recommend the work of the organization and build on his personal commitment to the cause.

However, unlike the iconic visit to his mother, Harry made this trip alone. Insiders say he felt too dangerous for Meghan, the Duchess Sussex, to join him, especially the current concerns about their safety during public appearances.

"Duke will not let his wife go to England because of security care, so there was no chance to leave her to go to Angola to walk the mine," Insider said Daily mail.

Harry's trip started at Luanda airport, after which he was boarded in a series of light aircraft in the remote area marked to remove mines.

The Duke hopes that his visit will draw attention to the cause and encourage the Angolan government to increase his financial support for the work of the organization.

"Usually these trips help to drive a little more money than the government," insider noticed.

When Harry became Halo trust in 2019. year, the Angolan government committed £ 46 million ($ 61.5 million) to the construction of wildlife hallways and protection of endangered species in protected areas.

The country also set an ambitious goal to report on its land all mines until 2025. year, the goal is Harry Naka to help accelerate with its latest visit.

Angola, a nation on the southwest coast of Africa, endured the executive 27-year-old civil war that ended in 2002. years.

Decade later, the scars of the conflict remain, with huge parts of nature are still illuminated by hidden mines.

Since 1994. year, Halo trust cleared over 123,000 mine in Angola, working on the conversion of former major in agricultural land, natural reserves and "safe" villages.

Harry's visit is expected to be echoed by his mother, Princess Diana, created in 1997. year when she gleamed a mine-residence that carries protective equipment for Halo.

The pictures of that brave law were taken with global care, especially as Diana tragically died in a car crash later in the same year.

Although some were guessing that Meghan would join the trip, the sources of the close duke confirm that it will not happen. According to insiders, in addition to worrying about Meghan's security, Prince Harry prefers to keep their participation in Halo trust in person and a bit private.

"Hello is really his thing, it means so much to him that he is a protector, and he just wants to keep his work with him," the source is divided.

Harry's latest journey comes and at the time when he is eager to draw attention from tensions abreast of the Royal family. Instead, it hopes to pay the innovative use of halo AI and Drone technology, tools that revolutionize mine removal efforts.

While speech is planned for later today, the British media will not be in attendance - the decision of the halo, with Harry's approval. However, despite the print restrictions, it is still expected to visit extract significant global attention.

Harry's visit to Angola follows a discreet Summit of peace, which is held in London last week, a meeting of many broader efforts Sussexes for repairing their stress with the royal family and reshape their public image.

Quiet conversations allegedly included Harry and Meghan's best assistants and chief communications of King Charles.