Prince Harry quits own charity over leadership row

• The Duke of Sussex has resigned as patron of Sentebale, an African charity he co-founded in 2006 in memory of his mother, Diana.
• The charity’s co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho has also resigned. It follows a dispute between the charity's board and its chairperson, Dr Sophie Chandauka, leading to the departure of several trustees.
• The dispute reportedly stemmed from a decision to focus fundraising efforts in Africa. Prince Harry said the relationship between the trustees and Dr Chandauka was “beyond repair”.
• Dr Chandauka has responded by seeming to accuse Harry of "playing the victim card". She alleged poor governance, weak executive management and an abuse of power at the charity.
• Sentebale said it has not received official resignations from the princes and described the board restructuring as part of a “transformation agenda”.

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Prince Harry accused of ‘playing the victim card’ after quitting African charity he founded