Prince Harry’s sudden resignation, from St. Bell, from the African charity, which he laid about two decades ago, has exposed a deep rift with his chair, Woman, Dr. Safi Chandoka-now the conflict is on the rule of governance, power, and the center.
In a joint statement with Lesotho’s co -founder Prince Sevico, Harry announced his departure on Wednesday, calling the situation “devastating” and accused Chandoka of creating an “incredible” environment. The two Royals expressed their solidarity with several trustees, who also resigned, citing non -contradictory differences with the chair set in 2023.
Immediately of the appointment of Chandoka. Subsequently, the trustees objected to their leadership style and their decision to transfer fundraising operations to Africa. Matters increased when he filed a legal proceedings against charity after withdrawing from power – a move by Harry and Seyu describes the “broken relationship”.
Following the resignation, Zimbabwe’s lawyer, Chandoka, came out a tremendous response, who said Position She was a whistleblower that exposed “bullying, harassment, mismanagement and poor governance” within the organization. “There are people in this world who behave as if they are above the law,” he said, accusing the media to connect public sympathy.
Increasing the drama, a re -created clip since April 2024 has conducted a new scrutiny. In this, Meghan Markle Breasts look at Chandoka’s gestures not to stand with Harry during the match photo option. Although the three later smiled for cameras, reports show that the raft has already been connected.
Chandoka defended his actions because of the Charity’s mission and values, saying: “What I do in St. Bell is in pursuit of the integrity of the organization and the youth we serve.” He dismissed the idea that St. Bell had a “venti project” for his founders, rather than calling himself a challenge to institutional corruption.
In his statement, Harry and Seyu reiterated their constant commitment to the St. Bell’s goal, expressing his heartfelt heart attack. He wrote, promising to raise his concerns with the Charity Commission, “We are really heartbroken … but the beneficiaries of St. Bell have our responsibility.”
Although the future leadership of the Foundation is uncertain, its mission – Lesotho and Botswana helps children and young people affected by HIV/AIDS. Its high -level patrons and the resignation of the internal conflict have sparked extensive debate about the pressure facing charity governance and organizations led by public figures.
Representatives of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and St. Bell have yet to release more comments.
