Prince Harry considers new African charity after Sentebale split

Prince Harry is considering launching a new humanitarian charity or supporting existing charities in Botswana and Lesotho following his departure from the Sentebale charity amid a public dispute. He stepped down as patron in March in support of trustees who opposed the board chair, Dr Sophie Chandauka, who had accused him of bullying and harassment. The Charity Commission found no evidence of systemic bullying or harassment but criticized all parties for making the dispute public and noted governance problems within Sentebale. Despite the fallout, Harry remains committed to the mission of supporting young people affected by HIV/AIDS in the region and is reportedly in discussions with co-founder Prince Seeiso of Lesotho about potential new ventures. Allies describe the dispute as a "hostile takeover" that damaged what Harry calls his "life’s work," while the Charity Commission allowed Chandauka to remain as chair. No final decisions have been made about the form of Harry's continued involvement, with all options still open.