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‘Rhinos are mine’: how William beat Harry in scramble for Africa

  • Posted on September 1, 2026
  • By The Times
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  • 1 min read
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Prince Harry's departure from African Parks' board marks a significant shift in royal conservation efforts across Africa. The move intensifies speculation about differing approaches to wildlife protection between the two princes, with William potentially consolidating influence over continental environmental initiatives. This development reflects broader questions about royal involvement in African conservation strategy and the future direction of high-profile wildlife preservation campaigns.

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‘Rhinos are mine’: how William beat Harry in scramble for Africa
‘Rhinos are mine’: how William beat Harry in scramble for Africa

The Duke of Sussex is leaving the board of African Parks. Has the Prince of Wales won the struggle to champion wildlife on the continent?
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