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Meghan will stay in South Africa with her and Harry's son Archie throughout the tour. Harry, meanwhile, is traveling to Botswana today. He'll also visit Angola and Malawi before reuniting with Meghan and Archie on Monday for their last leg of the tour. The tour will continue on through next Wednesday before the couple and their baby return to London.
Meghan spoke to CNN yesterday about the message of their southern Africa tour: “What’s so amazing about being here today is that you can see there is so much good in the world, and there’s so much positivity and all this diversity and inclusivity, and the focus is on that," Meghan told CNN's reporter Max Foster.
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