The first unified platform for African legal research — covering all 54 countries, AI-powered queries, and a curated network of African legal professionals.
Founder's note
A message from Meghan Waters, CEO — on the gap in African legal infrastructure, what we are launching with today, and how we are building this together.
Platform
Fewer, deeper tools — from raw legislation to expert connections.
The core
Every African country's business laws, free to read. When a law raises a question, ask Yamalé AI right where you are — answers cite the statutes in the library, never generic AI.
Open the LibraryThe Library and AI research are no longer separate destinations. Search a jurisdiction, open a law, and the AI is one click away.
“What are the community consultation duties before mining?”Courses, contracts, guides and books — practitioner-drafted for African practice. One-time purchase, no subscription.
Explore the VaultA curated, invitation-only directory of commercial lawyers across every African jurisdiction.
Search the networkOur identity
Yamalé is two entities, one mission. A committed share of platform revenue flows annually from the for-profit platform to the Yamalé Alliance nonprofit — funding Government Representation in Complex Negotiations, Community Rights Advocacy in Extractive Industries, and Government Systems Strengthening. Every subscriber is, in a small way, building Africa's legal infrastructure.