Prince Harry accused of “bullying and harassment on a large scale” by the head of the charity of Senabale.
THE Head of a charity co-founded by Prince Harry He accused the British Royal of “bullying and harassment on a scale”, after him Emit the organization at the beginning of this week.
Dr Sophie Chandauka He said that Harry’s “Libashing of the Sussex Machine” broke the relationship between the prince and the 540 people who work for the charity feels, the organization focused on the youth founded by the Duke of the Sussex and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho in 2006.
“The only reason I am here … is because at a certain point on Tuesday, Prince Harry authorized the release of a harmful news for the outside world without informing me or my country directors or my executive director,” said dr. Chandauka on Sky’s Sunday morning with Trevor Phillips.
“And can you imagine what that attack for me did, on me and the 540 people in the Senalbale organizations and their family?
“This is an example of vast harassment and bullying.”
Harry and Seeiso resigned from Senalba customers at the beginning of this week in support of the trustees of charity, who left the organization following a dispute with dr. Chandauka.
In a declaration, they said they started because the relationship between the trustees and dr. Chandauka “broke beyond repair”.
But in the strong reproach of Dr. Chandauka to the former customers, he derived the “triggering of the Sussex machine”, which he described as the “PRA machine that supports the efforts of Prince Harry”, against charity and its employees.
When contacted by The IndependentThe representatives of Prince Harry have refused to formally comment on the statements of dr. Chandauka. A source close to the former trustees of the beneficial body Sental told Sky News that the statements of dr. Chandauka were “completely without foundation”.
In an interview with the Financial timesDr. Chandauka also criticized Harry to have a “toxic” brand, describing it as the “number one risk” that charity has faced.
He accused the principles of wanting to “force a bankruptcy and then come to the rescue” and added: “The team is resolved that feels it will live, with or without you”.
Harry and Seeiso co-founded feel in memory of their mothers. Princess Diana was killed in a car accident in Paris in 1997 and the mother of Seeiso, a former lesoteho queen, died in 2003.
Senabale works in the nations of southern Africa in Lesotho and Botswana and was started to help young people affected by AIDS after Harry spent part of a sabbatical year in 2004 working in an orphanage in Lesotho for children whose parents died of the disease.
Dr. Chandauka, a lawyer born at Zimbabwe and London who was part of the charity Board of Directors between 2008 and 2014, was appointed president in 2023.
In the last year, he said, his relationship with the trustees and customers of Senalbali deteriorated while moving to move the decision -making process within charity towards his leaders in southern Africa.
The organization’s module was no longer appropriate in 2023 in a world of post-black life, “he said, because the lenders” asked for local guidance initiatives “.
The Board of Directors of the United Kingdom began to hear “a loss of power, control and influence … Oh my God, Africans are undergoing the upper hand”, added dr. Chandauka.
In a statement at the beginning of this week that seemed to be targeted to customers, dr. Chandauka said: “There are people in this world who behave as if they were above the law and mistreat people, and then play the victim’s card and use the press that despise to damage people who have the courage to challenge their conduct.
“Below all the narrative and fiction of the victims who were union at the press is the story of a woman who dared to blow the whistle on questions of poor governance, weak executive management, abuse of power, bullying, harassment, misogynia, misogynist and the cover-up that are followed.”
