Prince Harry has stepped down as a board member of African Parks, according to reports. The change means he is no longer involved in the conservation organisation’s governance.
The move follows renewed scrutiny of African Parks. Multiple outlets note that the charity has acknowledged misconduct by its rangers, including human rights abuses, in a prior admission described as occurring in 2024 or 2025 depending on the outlet’s wording. That context has placed the organisation under criticism and has prompted questions about oversight and accountability.
Across the sources provided, the core details are consistent: Harry’s departure from the board and African Parks’ prior admission of abuses. However, the outlets differ slightly in how they date the admission, with some referring to “last year” and others specifying 2025. The reports otherwise focus on the same governance and accountability backdrop rather than presenting new allegations or evidence.
