The Duke of Sussex has resigned from Sentebale, the HIV and Aids charity he co-founded in Lesotho 20 years ago, alongside other trustees. The resignations follow a public dispute described by Prince Harry as stemming from 'untenable' leadership.
The charity's chair has accused the departing trustees of attempting to oust her. The row has played out in the media, with both sides presenting conflicting accounts of the events leading to the resignations.
Sentebale was established by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to support children and young people affected by HIV and Aids. The charity has faced internal tensions, culminating in the recent departures.
Further details of the breakdown have emerged in a letter from the trustees, which alleges a breakdown in governance and trust. The charity has not yet commented on the specific allegations.
