Prince Harry resigns from charity in the midst of the conflict of the Board of Directors: what to know

Prince Harry announced on March 25 that he had resigned as a Sentebale boss, the charitable organization he co -founded in memory of his mother, after a one -month dispute between the chairman of the charitable organization and the board of directors broke.

Harry and his co-founder colleague, Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, said they had resigned from solidarity with five members of the board of directors who had resigned from a dispute with the chair, Sophie Chandauka.

Ms. Chandauka and the group of former trustees have both made allegations of reprehensible acts, and the two parties declared that they have submitted complaints and evidence of their arguments to the British Charity Commission.

Here’s what we know.

Why did Prince Harry have resigned from the charitable organization?

Harry founded the charitable organization with Prince Seeiso in 2006. In recent months, the organization’s management has been in Loggerheads. The five administrators who resigned – Timothy Boucher, Mark Dyer, Audrey Kgosidintsi, Kelello Lerotholi and Damian West – said in a joint statement that they had called the chairman of the board of directors, Ms. Chandauka, to resign from her position, after having lost the “confidence” of the board of directors.

They said that Ms. Chandauka, who had been appointed in 2023, had responded by depositing a prosecution in Great Britain “to prevent us from voting it” and that they resign to avoid withdrawing the charity with the cost of the prosecution.

“We could not in all conscience allow Sentebale to undertake this legal and financial burden and we did not be without any other option than to leave our posts,” said the former trust in their declaration. “It was not a glad choice, but rather something that we felt forced to take care of the charity.”