Prince Harry revealed his 'irritation' about some nations' failure to help remove landmines from African countries, as he followed in his mother's footsteps during a visit to Angola. Harry has just returned from Angola where he saw mine clearance projects run by The Halo Trust, the world's oldest and largest humanitarian landmine clearance organisation. The 28-year-old has taken up his mother's mantle by backing the cause which was close to her heart. Scroll down for video Prince Harry has just returned from Angola where he followed in his mother's footsteps by witnessing the work of the mine clearance projects run by The Halo Trust
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Prince Harry was in Angola to see the work of The Halo Trust
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He told the charity of his 'irritation' at some nation's failure to remove mines
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The organisation removes landmines from war-torn countries
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