In his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry rhapsodized about his love for Africa, writing about a life-changing moment when encountering a leopard outside his tent in Botswana’s Okavango Delta and asserting that he may be British but his “soul” belongs to the continent. That may be all well and good for Harry, but some Africans affected by his charitable endeavors began calling him out in recent years for harboring a “racist and colonial” approach to environmental conservation with one of his signature