Overview

• After a four-month compliance review, the Charity Commission found no evidence of systemic bullying, harassment, misogyny or misogynoir at the Lesotho- and Botswana-based youth charity
• The watchdog criticised all parties—including Prince Harry’s former trustees and chair Sophie Chandauka—for allowing their boardroom feud to play out in public and harm Sentebale’s reputation
• A Regulatory Action Plan has been issued requiring Sentebale to clarify governance roles, strengthen internal complaints procedures and improve policy oversight
• Sophie Chandauka remains as chair and has warned she may pursue legal action on individual allegations that fell outside the commission’s investigation
• Prince Harry’s office said the report “falls troublingly short” and cautioned that its shortcomings risk undermining support for vulnerable youth as he seeks new ways to aid beneficiaries