Prince Harry received another blow from the British authorities. In 2006 he founded the charity organization Sentebal in honor of his mother, Princess Diana. In recent months, however, he has faced criticism of the British Charity Commission Regulatory Authority for disputes inside the organization. The Office has now found him guilty of damaging the reputation of a charity to help young people and children living with HIV and AIDS in Lesothe and Botswan. The son of King Charles III. Therefore, he completely left the charity.
He resigned from his position in the leadership of Sentebal in March this year, together with co -founder Prince Seeis of Lesoth. The reason was a public rupture with Sophia Chandauk, a lawyer born in Zimbabwe, who was elected chairwoman of the Board last year.
After the verdict of Charity Commission, who condemned a public quarrel but left the lawyer in office, the prince left the charity completely. “As the administrators of this once brilliant charity, Prince Seeiso, Prince Harry and the former Board of Administration helped to turn Sentebal from the seed of the idea of the flowering power of good. Lesoth and Botswany,” Harry’s spokesman said. A source close to the Prince told The Times to be crushed that the chairman was allowed to succeed with the enemy takeover.
Charity Commission said there were missed opportunities to settle disputes in Sentebal. In the investigation, all the parties involved in the dispute, but decided that Sophia Chandauk can remain in its function along with the current board of directors.
