This has been reported in news.sky.com dated 4 December 2016.
After the headdress was put on his head, Prince Harry watched men and women perform a welcome dance. Then he was taken to an open-air community hall where he was welcomed by elders and received gifts. Villagers from a remote indigenous community honored their him with a colorful Macaw feather gift.
Thereafter Prince Harry, the fourth in line to the throne, made a speech praising the villagers. He is nearing the end of a 15-day tour of the Caribbean and will travel to a children's centre in the capital Georgetown and also meet first lady Sandra Granger at State House on Sunday.
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