How it works
From pressure
to a lawyer.
Six steps. No account, no dashboard, no fee. The whole point is that a person under pressure knows exactly what to do.
Choose what happened
Extortion or corruption. Two buttons, nothing else to work out.
Describe it in your own words
What was demanded, and how. You don’t need to build a legal case - just say what happened.
Name who’s involved - privately
If you know who it is, tell us. This is the one thing we keep sealed: it goes only to your lawyer and is never published.
Review
You see exactly what will be shared, and what stays private, before anything moves.
Get your reference
Your report becomes a reference number - something structured to hold on to, instead of a story reconstructed from memory later.
We connect you to a lawyer
A person - not an algorithm - introduces you to an admitted lawyer on our panel, on WhatsApp, within one business day. From there, the lawyer advises and acts.
Ndaramba preserves what you bring and hands it to your lawyer to act on. It does not investigate, confront anyone, or gather evidence on your behalf - and it never asks you to pay a demand to prove one.
Common questions
Before you
start.
Is Ndaramba really free?
Yes. There is no charge to you and no fee taken from the lawyer, ever. It is a public service.
Will my name be made public?
No. Your name, and anyone you name, are shared only with the lawyer you are connected to. The public register is anonymised.
Is this the police, or an official report?
No. Ndaramba connects you to an admitted lawyer. It is not the police and is not by itself an official police report.
Who are the lawyers?
Admitted practitioners in good standing whose admission is confirmed before they take referrals, drawn from across the SADC region.
Which countries does it cover?
Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia at launch, across the wider SADC corridor.
What does it cost the lawyer?
Nothing. There is no listing charge and no fee-share. The introduction is a public service, not a commercial referral.