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Harry Steps Down From Controversial Wildlife Charity
A spokesman said Harry remains a supporter of the conservation charity as it faces scrutiny over alleged abuses by rangers in Congo-Brazzaville.
Prince Harry has stepped down from the African Parks board ahead of his imminent return to the UK with the Duchess of Sussex, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet within days.
Following reports of human rights abuses by rangers in Congo-Brazzaville admitted last year, African Parks faces scrutiny; Harry remains a supporter of its conservation mission after 10 years of service.
Six years after leaving California for the working monarchy, the Sussexes are planning an "extended stay" in the UK, though duration remains unconfirmed.
The Duke awaits results from a risk assessment conducted by the Home Office and Ravec in late July, following his prior legal loss over security arrangements when he left royal duties in 2020.
Amid ongoing estrangement, the Prince and Princess of Wales, holidaying with the King at Balmoral in Scotland, have yet to respond to Harry's return, following his criticisms in Spare.