US EditionPrince Harry ‘resigns from own African charity amid in-fighting’
- Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso have resigned from their roles as Patrons of the charity Sentebale amid serious allegations of bullying and discrimination, according to Chair Dr. Sophie Chandauka.
- Dr. Chandauka claimed that 'bullying, harassment, misogyny, and misogynoir' played a role in the charity's downfall and sued to retain her position.
- The trustees expressed that the resignations were part of a restructuring of the board, citing a breakdown in trust and confidence in Dr. Chandauka's leadership.
- Prince Harry expressed heartbreak over leaving Sentebale, highlighting it as one of his most meaningful ventures.
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The Sentebale row: a blow for Prince Harry
Prince Harry was just 20 when he visited Lesotho during his gap year, said Tessa Dunlop in The Independent. His adolescence had been turbulent and self-destructive, but in the tiny landlocked country he found "meaning" and purpose. Two years later, he and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho founded Sentebale – a charity dedicated to orphans of the Aids epidemic – in memory of their late mothers.The cause was clearly very close to Harry's heart, and he rais…
How purge of polo and 'posh white men' saw Prince Harry lose control of Sentebale
Beneath the majestic Maloti Mountains, we watched a 19-year-old Prince Harry find his vocation and build a legacy in memory of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.More than two decades on from that life-altering gap year photocall at an orphanage in the African country of Lesotho, Harry has now found himself forced to resign from the Sentebale charity he co-founded to help children like the ones he met there. The future of the charity, which he…
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