Prince Harry's involvement with the Sentebale charity has reportedly waned since his marriage to Meghan Markle, as noted by Principal Chief Khoabane Theko of Lesotho.

Local workers have expressed dissatisfaction with employment practices, highlighting issues such as short-term contracts and limited access to resources.

As donors begin to withdraw support due to the internal conflict, the future of Sentebale appears uncertain, raising concerns about its ability to fulfill its mission.

The charity's London office has been temporarily closed, and its website has issued vague messages about ongoing work amidst the turmoil.

The charity, which was established in 2006 to support children in southern Africa, is currently facing an investigation by the Charity Commission amid allegations of mismanagement.

Internal conflicts have escalated, particularly after board chair Dr. Sophie Chandauka accused the organization of harassment and bullying, leading to significant fallout.

Chandauka's leadership has been challenged by trustees calling for her resignation, resulting in her legal action against the charity.

Despite these challenges, some young beneficiaries of Sentebale have reported positive experiences, citing enjoyable workshops and supportive staff.

Harry's ongoing legal battle with the Home Office regarding his security arrangements has added to the charity's challenges, with conflicting views on the necessity of protection.

Community members have voiced their dissatisfaction with the charity's management, particularly regarding the takeover of a local football ground previously used for public gatherings.

Overall, the turmoil within Sentebale reflects broader challenges faced by the organization, particularly in attracting sponsorships following Harry's departure from royal duties.

Khoabane expressed hope that Harry might eventually return to support Sentebale, emphasizing the significance of his involvement in the charity's legacy.