Prince Harry is facing renewed public calls to step down from his role with African Parks after allegations of abuse involving rangers employed by the conservation organization. The reports say African Parks rangers have been accused of raping and torturing indigenous people. The Daily Mail notes that Harry served as president of African Parks for six years before being elevated to the organization’s governing board of directors about two years ago. The renewed attention centers on whether those allegations should affect his continued involvement. The articles do not provide additional verified details about the claims, any investigation outcomes, or specific actions taken by African Parks in response. The situation is presented as a new round of criticism tied to allegations against the charity’s rangers, with critics calling for Harry to withdraw from the organization’s governance. As of the reports, the allegations remain the central focus of the controversy and the reason for the calls for him to step down.