Today, June 17, Prince Harry and Prince William met children infected with HIV. The princes were experiencing various projects sponsored by Sentebale, an orphans' and HIV-positive charity which Prince Harry helped found.
Prince William and Prince Harry on separate teams in Lesotho orphans' soccer match
The princes took part in a soccer match in the Semongkong Children's Centre, located in Lesotho's mountains. Prince Harry rode in on a horse and was greeted by singing women, an entry considered an honor in the region.
The two princes later took part in a soccer match, with each brother on a different team. The other team-members were orphaned girls, and Prince Harry's team won. The orphanage was founded in 2005 and is funded by Sentebale.
Prince Harry wants to be a photographer or surfer, or live in Africa
Later, the princes traveled to the palace of the Lesothan king. In a confidence-building exercise through Mamohato Network Club, which allows HIV-infected youths to work together without being stigmatized for their disease, Prince Harry said that his dream job would be to be a surfer, helicopter pilot or wildlife photographer. He also dreams of living in Africa, a fact which has reportedly caused Prince Charles some concern.
Prince William just wants to be a successful helicopter pilot. The teenagers had the prince lie down on a piece of paper, drew all the way around him, in an exercise meant to relax the partipants and aid trust. They wrote down dreams, their own characteristics, and support network. Afterwards, Prince Harry wrote "loser" on his brother's paper.
Prince William and Prince Harry will travel to South Africa tomorrow, to watch the England vs. Algeria deciding match.
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