Government Representation in
High-Stakes Negotiations

World-Class Legal Expertise in Service of African States
When African governments negotiate major investments—in mining, energy, infrastructure, or public-private partnerships—they face well-resourced counterparts backed by elite legal teams. These negotiations shape national development for decades, yet the imbalance in expertise often results in agreements that limit fiscal flexibility and erode sovereignty.
Yamalé Alliance exists to change that dynamic.
We provide African governments with sophisticated legal representation in complex negotiations and international arbitration. Our team brings years of experience structuring major transactions—expertise we now deploy exclusively in the interest of African states.
What We Do
Our Approach
Strategic
We combine legal expertise with economic and sectoral insight—understanding that successful agreements balance investor confidence with national value.
Collaborative
We work alongside ministry teams, not around them—building trust and ensuring local ownership from day one.
Africa-Led
Our team consists entirely of African-based legal and sectoral experts who bring deep contextual knowledge and credibility.
Independent
We act solely in the interest of the government we represent, with no external funding pressures or conflicts of interest.
Who We Work With
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Ministries of Finance, Energy, and Justice
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Offices of the President and Attorney General
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State-owned enterprises
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Public-Private Partnership units
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National investment authorities
Why Governments Choose Yamalé
Deep Expertise
Years of experience in international contracts, arbitration, and investor-state disputes—deployed in service of African governments.
African Perspective
Legal professionals based across the continent who understand local contexts, priorities, and political realities.
Proven Results
Track record in securing favorable terms, winning disputes, and protecting long-term national interests.
Transparent Engagement
Clear, fixed-fee model with no hidden costs or surprise charges.
Capacity Transfer
Every engagement strengthens internal government capability for future negotiations.




