Prince Harry accused of 'harassment and bullying at scale' by Sentebale chair Sophie Chandauka
- Sophie Chandauka, chair of Sentebale, accused Prince Harry of orchestrating a bullying campaign against her after his resignation from the charity, claiming to be blindsided by the decision.
- Chandauka reported Sentebale's trustees to the Charity Commission and filed legal papers to prevent her removal amid allegations of misconduct.
- Harry and co-founder Prince Seeiso stated they resigned with 'heavy hearts' due to a 'broken' relationship with Chandauka, affecting the charity's mission.
- Chandauka criticized Harry's actions as harassment and described their situation as a major governance issue at Sentebale.
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How the Collapse of Prince Harry’s Charity Sentebale Has Unfolded Amid “Bullying” Claims
After the Duke of Sussex resigned from his role at the HIV and Aids charity working in Africa on Wednesday, its chairwoman has now accused Harry of "harassment and bullying.”
Prince Harry accused of orchestrating a bullying and harassment campaign
Chandauka told Sky that Harry’s resignation had caught her blindsided and was “an example of harassment and bullying at scale.” She said he also had interfered with her whistleblower complaint.


Prince Harry Accused Of "Harassment And Bullying" By Head Of Charity He Founded
Dr Sophie Chandauka, the chief of Prince Harry's Africa charity has accused the "toxic" Duke of Sussex of "harassment and bullying". The development comes a few days after Prince Harry quit the Sentebale charity that he co-founded in 2006 to help young people affected by AIDS in southern Africa. In an interview with Sky News, Dr Chandauka claimed that the Duke of Sussex initiated the campaign by the "unleashing of the Sussex [PR] machine". "The …
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