Yes, I agree. The same sort of background as Chelsy Davy really.
I am reasonably sure there is a plan, it has just not been communicated just yet. IMO, the Army was important to Harry, and for him to agree to leave it, he must have something substantial lined up.
An update from Kensington PalaceJonathan Baillie, Director of Conservation Programmes at the Zoological Society of London – which is a partner in The Duke of Cambridge's United for Wildlife coalition – said that Prince Harry's work would have real value for the global conservation movement.
"The Duke of Cambridge has played a vital role in rallying the biggest players in global conservation to work together to address a rapidly escalating poaching crises affecting regions such as southern Africa. Over the past year he has put the fight against the illegal wildlife trade on the agenda of the Presidents of both the United States and China.
"And now his brother Prince Harry will be working on the ground gaining experience in areas facing some of the greatest conservation challenges. We at ZSL have been delighted to play a part in pulling together a programme that will be tough, but rewarding. After this period, Prince Harry will be one of the best-informed ambassadors for the conservation community on what is really happening on the ground in Africa. His experience will be of great value."
This is just confirmation really that Harry's three months in Africa will be of great value. I can't wait until the interviews on his return.
Well, with all due respect to those persons, he's more prominent than any of them. The media will want interviews. When he gets back he'll have plenty of stories to tell and no doubt great photos to show, after three months.
They said he would be away for three months and he left at the end of July, so unfortunately we aren't likely to see his smiling face back in London before late September. However, isn't he due to take part in an air display involving spitfires in September?
Read more: Prince Harry is just a tourist in Kruger Park - official | News24Johannesburg - Prince Harry is back in South Africa and has been spotted at the Kruger National Park.
Kruger Park spokesperson William Mabasa confirmed that the British royal was at the park.
"I can confirm that he is in the Kruger National Park, but as a tourist. We are not allowed to talk about our tourists when they come to visit. Since he is a visitor, you can ask him why he is visiting," Mabasa said during a telephonic interview with The Write News Agency.
He went on to say that the prince's security should also be taken into consideration.
South African National Parks spokesperson Rey Thakhuli could not confirm Mabasa’s statements and said he knew nothing about Prince Harry's visit to the game reserve.
Absolutely a security nightmare! And how on earth are you supposed to tell the difference between a poacher and lets say a Dentist!