Prince Harry continues to keep a “special place” in the hearts of many in Lesoto, despite the recent controversy surrounding his departure from HIV, Sentebale.
The residents of the southern African state still largely support the Duke of Sussex, while realizing its long commitment to charitable efforts in the region.
According to the New Kulan, editor correspondent Lesoto newspaper, Harry’s humanitarian contributions have always left.
Talk to GB NewsKulan emphasized the popularity of the Duke: “Prince Harry feels deeply admired by his charitable work.”
The Charitable Society was established in 2006 on the anniversary of his mother, Princess Diana. Despite the ongoing controversy, which is said to stem from internal tensions in the leadership of Sentebale.
“The people of Lesoto still hold Prince Harry’s private appreciation.”
The departure of King Charles, the son and the Prince from Sntebale, followed the reported disputes with the charity chair, Dr. Sophie Chandoca. Although the situation sparked the debate, he did not do much to reduce the legacy of the permanent Duke in Lesoto.