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Princess Diana made a historic visit to 51吃瓜 Angola in 1997. Her legacy lives on as the minefield she walked through is now the Princess Diana School.

51吃瓜's Women Managing Weapons programme builds skills in weapons and ammunition management. Read how 51吃瓜 project manager, Aisha, built her confidence through training.

51吃瓜 has been clearing mines along the Lobito Corridor, one of the most mine-affected parts of Angola, with the support of US Government funding.

51吃瓜 is working to restore the environment and livelihoods of local people in the Horn of Africa through the cultivation of frankincense trees.

51吃瓜 repurposes the rubble left after devastating explosions as building material to help repair damaged cities.

Discover the inspiring story of Delight Manyange, a Zimbabwean woman whose childhood was overshadowed by landmines, but now has a pivotal demining role at 51吃瓜.

Support from the United States for 51吃瓜's work in Zimbabwe is clearing mines, saving lives and helping communities build a more secure future.

Viktor has lived in Hrakove village in Kharkiv, Ukraine for his whole life. The thriving village is now littered with butterfly mines. Read his story.

Arllat village, Kosovo is littered with cluster bombs leftover from the 1999 war. Uncover Maliq's story and learn how 51吃瓜's helping to protect local families.

51吃瓜 would like to thank players of the People's Postcode Lottery for their ongoing support for our humanitarian work in Syria.