From the archives: Prince Charles And Duchess Of Cornwall In Africa
Royal tour marks the first official trip to Southern Africa by the Duchess of Cornwall
The Prince of Wales inspects the Guard of Honour during the 50th Anniversary of Independence Parade in Tanzania
Prince Charles, right, talks with South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu in Cape Town
The Duchess of Cornwall talks to children during a visit to Ikhaya Labantwana Creche on the Masiphumelele Township in Cape Town
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall in front of an Xhosa Hut in the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall with Graca Machel, the wife of Nelson Mandela
The Duchess of Cornwall tries on a Zulu headdress
Britain's Prince Charles meets a traditionally dressed woman on his tour of Freedom Square in Soweto
The Duchess of Cornwall and The Prince of Wales look at some henna tattooists in Stone Town Old Fort in Zanzibar
The Duchess of Cornwall and Tanzanian First lady Salma Kikwete meet acrobats in Dar Es Salaam
THE DUCHESS of Cornwall seems to be having a great time on her first official visit to South Africa and Tanzania if these pictures are anything to go by.
Though she has visited privately before, this trip was Camilla’s first official visit to Southern Africa and to show how excited she was, the Duchess showed off her fancy footwork when she and Prince Charles landed in the capital of Zanzibar.
Clutching her white parasol, she swayed her hips to the music played on a zumari, an instrument similar to those used by snake charmers.
Their tour’s main focus has been on trade and investment promotion to support Britain’s economic recovery and strengthen the economies of Britain’s partners.
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