Prince Harry's philanthropic efforts in Africa, initially founded to support orphans in memory of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, are currently facing significant internal challenges.

The charity, which was inspired by Harry's transformative gap year in Lesotho, has reportedly seen the resignation of both Harry and its board members due to ongoing issues within the organization.

Established nearly twenty years ago, the charity aimed to provide assistance to vulnerable children and foster sustainable development in the region.

However, recent reports indicate a crisis within the organization, described by insiders as a 'doomed affair.' Stakeholders have expressed concerns that there is no way to conceal the extent of the organization's difficulties.

The charity's founding was sparked by Harry’s experiences in the mountainous region of Lesotho, where he witnessed firsthand the struggles faced by orphans and vulnerable communities.

Over the years, the organization gained recognition for its commitment to aid, but the current situation raises questions about its sustainability and management.

The resignation of key individuals, including Prince Harry himself, marks a significant shift that may impact the future of the charity's operations and its ability to fulfill its mission.

This development adds to a series of controversies surrounding Harry's philanthropic initiatives in Africa, drawing attention to the challenges faced by charitable organizations in maintaining transparency and effectiveness.

As the situation unfolds, there is growing scrutiny on how the charity will navigate its current predicament and if it can rebuild its operations to honor its original commitment to the communities it serves.