Prince Harry was left after the charity that he had a stabbing reprimand issued after the news that he had decided to get out of the organization.
Sentebale, which was formed in 2006 in memory of Harry's deceased mother to help AIDS orphans in South Africa, issued a statement yesterday that suggested that 'people in the field' were more important than the managers.
The charity posted a message on social media that many will interpret as a 'P45' for the prince. It was said: “Although managers are the key to governance and regulations, and customers – especially founders – are an honor to have, it is the people in the field that promote the work, whatever happens.”
The charity also repeated his dedication to support young people in the region without the support of his royal patron, who sensationally took a step back from his role in protest against the 'untenable' actions of the chairman of the board of directors, in Zimbabwerse lawyer Sophie Chandauka.
Sources say that after the board of directors formally asked for the resignation of Mrs. Chandauka, she refused and when they tried to force the move with a vote, she submitted a legal challenge at the Supreme Court to prevent their meeting.
Although there is no formal report of the procedure at the Royal Courts of Justice, it is claimed that the court did not give an order and, since the Charity Board meeting was eventually canceled, the court decided that no further hearing or court issue was needed.
It is not clear where this leaves the legal challenge of Mrs. Chandauka.
It is also clear that Prince Harry is not personally the subject of any legal steps in this matter.
Prince Harry meets the community in Matlameng – Ha Mahlehle, in Leribe, Lesotho, in October 2024
Prince Harry dances with deaf children during a visit to the Kananelo Center for the Deaf in Maseru in 2013
Sophie Chandauka (photo), a lawyer born in Zimbabwe, was appointed chairman of the Trustees last year
Mrs. Chandauka also said she had submitted a report to the Charity Commission.
And although she did not mention Harry by name, she made no secret of what she feels the fault like a 'proud African'.
In a highly charged explanation, she said: “There are people in this world who behave as if they were above the law and mistreat people, and then play the victim card and the press they are contempt to harm people who have the courage to challenge their behavior.”
There was a deafening public silence to the very damaging claims of Harry, who Sentebale co-founder with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho, younger brother of the king of the country.
But a source that the prince has known since the start of the charity told the mail: 'There is no way to cover the damage of this, regardless of who is on the right. He will falter. '
The drama revolves around the decision of Sentebale last year to centralize its command structure from London to South Africa to better 'display' the region and its needs.
It seemed to arouse a wave of departure after what Sentebale describes as a 'restructuring' of his plate.
This in turn seemed to cause a recoil against Mrs. Chandauka, who was appointed as chairman in July 2023 after serving six years on the board of the charity institution.
The statement 'led by the mission' issued by Sentebale on social media
Sentebale, which was formed in 2006 in memory of Harry's deceased mother to help AIDS orphans in South Africa
Prince Seeiso of Lesotho and Prince Harry in a children's center in Lesotho in October 2024
Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso at the Pointmain Health Facility in Lesotho in October 2024
Prince Harry meets the 15 -year -old Weeskeneu
With reference to a 'loss in trust and trust' in her, the managers demanded, of whom many are long -term friends and supporters of Harry, that she would stand.
Instead, she took revenge by looking for action at the Supreme Court and forced them to keep her in the post.
Things came to a peak this week when Harry and his co-founder, Prince Seeiso, issued a joint statement stating that they were 'really deeply sad “about the developments and their dismissal announced as protective gentlemen in solidarity with the board of directors, who also deducted.
The five former Trustees, who include Harry's old mentor, Mark Dyer, a former army captain who accompanied him during his first gap year trip to Lesotho, added: “The decision of today is nothing less than devastating for all of us, but we see no other path as a result of our loss in trust and trust in the chairman of the council.”
Sentebale says that they are not formally informed of Harry's decision to hand over. However, it also gave the statement of Mrs. Chandauka in which she spoke about her decision to become a member of Sentebale 'as a proud African', insisting on it: 'Everything I do at Sentebale is in the pursuit of the integrity of the organization, the mission and the young people we serve.
“My actions are led by the principles of fairness and fair treatment for everyone, regardless of social status or financial resources.”
Turning Her Attentions to the Prince and His Trustees, She Continued Her Devastating Accusations Saying: 'Beneath All the Victim Narrative and Fiction That hasbet Syndicated to press is the Story of a Woman who dared to blow the WhisteNance, ABOUTLIE, ABOUTLIETE, ABOUTLIETE, ABOUTLETIES of Poor is Power, bullying, harassment, misogyny, misogynoir – and the cover up that ensued.
“I could be everyone. I happen to be a well -trained woman who understands that the law will guide and protect me. 'The term' misogynoir 'refers to prejudices against black women.
The Duchess of Sussex presents the trophy to her husband after his team defeated the Royal Salute Sentebale team the Grand Champions team, in the Royal Salute Polo Challenge to improve Sentebale
Chairman of the board Dr. Sophie Chandauka Mbe and Prince Harry during a Sentebale reception and panel discussion in the Saxon Hotel in Johannesburg, South Africa in October last year
Prince Harry is wearing a shirt with the Sentebale logo while holding a little girl while visiting the Good Shepherd Home in 2006
In a clear further excavation at Harry, she added that “for me is not a vanity project from which I can resign if I call to account.”
She said: 'I am an African who has had the privilege of training and career in the world class. I will not be intimidated. I have to stand for something. '
And she insisted that she would not resign from her role. A source close to the prince told the mail that it was a 'extremely sensitive' situation and urged people to 'see the facts play'.
“The Charity Commission will investigate. That process must happen, “they said.
