Our Services
Legal Expertise Designed for Africa's Growth
Africa's transformation requires more than policy ambition—it demands practical legal infrastructure that enables governments to negotiate confidently, businesses to expand seamlessly, and institutions to deliver effectively. Yamalé Alliance provides the specialized expertise and tools needed at every stage of that journey.
Government Representation in High-Stakes Negotiations
When African governments sit across the table from multinational corporations and global investors, they deserve legal representation that matches any opponent's sophistication. We bring world-class expertise to complex contract negotiations and international arbitration—ensuring that mining concessions, energy partnerships, infrastructure projects, and investment agreements protect sovereignty while enabling sustainable development. From pre-signature review to dispute resolution, we work exclusively in the interest of the state, with no conflicts and no divided loyalties.


Government Systems Strengthening
Effective governance depends on systems that are transparent, enforceable, and built to last. As donor funding shifts, we help African governments design and implement the legal and institutional frameworks that make policy work—from health procurement to agricultural regulation, from PPP governance to judicial modernization. We embed expertise within ministries, co-design solutions with public officials, and transfer capacity to ensure reforms are sustainable and locally owned. Our approach combines legal precision with systems thinking to create change that endures.
Practical Legal Resources for Businesses
Growing a business across Africa shouldn't require navigating a maze of expensive, inaccessible legal advice. We provide ready-to-use contract templates and concise legal guides tailored specifically to African business realities—covering corporate structure, employment, taxation, environmental compliance, and more. These resources are written in clear language, affordable to access, and immediately actionable. By lowering the cost and complexity of legal compliance, we help enterprises formalize operations, secure enforceable agreements, and expand across borders with confidence.


The AfCFTA Compliance Passport
The African Continental Free Trade Area promises to unite 1.4 billion people under one market—but integration requires more than ratification. It needs practical tools that make cross-border trade simple, predictable, and fair. Our AfCFTA Compliance Passport provides businesses and regulators with harmonized checklists, model contracts, and step-by-step guides that translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable resources. By making compliance faster and more reliable across jurisdictions, we're turning the promise of continental integration into everyday reality for businesses of every size.

Africa's Business Law Library
Legal information is the foundation of commerce—yet across Africa, business laws remain scattered, outdated, and prohibitively expensive to access. We're building a comprehensive digital library that collects and organizes business-related laws from all 54 African countries in one accessible platform. From corporate formation to tax codes, employment regulations to environmental standards, this resource makes it faster and easier for businesses, legal professionals, and policymakers to understand requirements, compare jurisdictions, and make informed decisions. By centralizing what has long been fragmented, we're removing a critical barrier to growth.

Why Yamalé
Africa-Led
Every solution is designed by African experts who understand the continent's contexts from lived experience.
Practical
Our focus is always on tools and systems that work in real-world conditions, not just on paper.
Comprehensive
We work across the full spectrum—from billion-dollar negotiations to everyday business contracts.
Committed to Accessibility
Whether you're a government minister or a small business owner, law should be understandable and usable.
Yamalé - Putting Africa on Equal Footing