Prince Harry, Seeiso Resign Amid Sentebale Charity Dispute

Prince Harry has been cleared of bullying and harassment allegations by the UK Charity Commission following a public dispute at Sentebale, a charity he co-founded with Prince Seeiso to support children with HIV and AIDS in southern Africa. The Commission found no evidence of systemic bullying, harassment, or 'over-reach' by Harry or others, but criticized all parties for letting the conflict damage the charity's reputation and public trust. Significant governance failures, such as unclear roles and policies, were identified as primary causes of mismanagement, leading to a regulatory action plan. Both Harry and Prince Seeiso resigned in March after trustees quit during the dispute with chairwoman Sophie Chandauka, who had accused Harry of bullying and attempted removal. Harry criticized the Commission's report as inadequate, while Chandauka maintained her claims of poor governance and mistreatment. The findings underline the importance of strong internal governance for charitable organizations.