Legal information, not legal advice

Kyuri explains what South African law says and helps you organise your own matter. It is not a legal practitioner, attorney, or legal services provider admitted under the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014, and it does not represent you.

Conversations with Kyuri are not privileged like conversations with an attorney. Before you rely on anything for a deadline, a court process, or a dispute with real money on the line, talk to a qualified practitioner — Kyuri can route you to a panel attorney at a fair rate.

How Kyuri answers

• Every legal statement cites the Act and section it comes from (LRA, BCEA, ESA, CPA, NCA, PIE, DVB and more).
• No citation, no claim: if the law isn't in our corpus, Kyuri says so instead of inventing.
• Documents generated by Kyuri are drafts for you to review and file — you remain the party to the matter.

Who is behind Kyuri

Kyuri is a trading name of eHawu (Pty) Ltd, a South African technology company (CIPC registrations and registered particulars available on request), operating under the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA). Your case files are treated as special personal information and encrypted at rest.

Fee disclaimer

Kyuri does not draft court-process documents for reward — that is reserved to admitted practitioners. Where your matter needs that work, Kyuri hands you off to its attorney panel and tells you plainly why.