Prince Harry is at the Shark Tank
Prince Harry's tour of South Africa is making waves as he visits Durban this morning.
SINCE his arrival in South Africa, Prince Harry has played soccer at The Football for Hope Centre in Khayelitsha, visited the Ottery Youth Centre in Cape Town, which looks after teenagers from troubled backgrounds, and even met renowned peace campaigner, Archbishop, Desmond Tutu. Now the 31-year-old has graced The Sharks with his presence. Check out our exclusive gallery of Prince Harry’s ‘jaw’some time at the Shark Tank.
His Royal Highness is taking some time to see how sport is used for social development at The Sharks as well as at other various institutions in Durban. Prince Harry has taken to the field with a group of disadvantaged children in a training session with former Springbok captain, John Smit.
Harry, who is a rugby fan, earlier this year watched The Sharks in Super Rugby action when they lost to the Hurricanes at Westpac Stadium in Wellington.
He will also be visiting Surfers Not Street Children in the Durban city centre to see how sport is used for social development. His next stop is the Kruger National Park to draw attention to the anti-poaching efforts to protect endangered wildlife.
