OFNAC lists National Assembly members who failed to declare assets

Twelve ministers yet to declare assets to OFNAC, deadline set for September 2026

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Twelve ministers yet to declare assets to OFNAC, deadline set for September 2026

The National Anti-Corruption Office OFNAC has identified 12 government ministers who have not yet submitted their asset declarations. These ministers have until September 1, 2026, to comply with this requirement. The list includes Cheikhou Oumar Ba, Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Livestock; Djirèye Clotilde Coly, Minister of Youth and Sports; and Ousmane Diagne, Minister to the Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Livestock, in charge of Livestock. Also named are Mame Coumba Diop, Minister to the Minister of Culture, Handicrafts and Tourism, in charge of Culture, Creative Industries and Historical Heritage; Marie Angélique Mame Selbé Diouf, Minister of Family, Social Action and Solidarity; and Samba Diouf, Minister of Telecommunications and Digital Economy. The list further includes Amy Mara, Minister of Fisheries and Maritime Economy; Abdoul Ahad Ndiaye, Minister of Land and Air Transport; Idrissa Samb, Minister of Employment and Vocational and Technical Training; Moussa Sarr, Minister of Justice, Keeper of the Seals; Cheikhou Oumar Seck, Minister of Mines and Geology; and Alpha Thiam, Minister of Culture, Handicrafts and Tourism. The legal reference for these individuals is decree n° 2026-1130 of June 1, 2026. While 12 names are visible in the provided document, it is noted that a page corresponding to number 2 is missing, suggesting the visible list may not be exhaustive.

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Nine presidential officials declare assets to OFNAC in compliance with anti-corruption law

Nine key officials within the Presidency of the Republic have declared their assets to the National Anti-Corruption Office OFNAC, fulfilling the requirements of the current legislation on asset declaration. These individuals, appointed by decree, hold prominent positions within the institution. The list includes Omar Samba BA, Minister and Secretary General of the Presidency; Mary Teuw NIANE, Minister and Chief of Staff to the President of the Republic; Aminata TOURE, High Representative of the President of the Republic; Maguette NIANG and El Hadji Médoune Diama CISSE, both Deputy Secretaries General of the Presidency of the Republic; Rear Admiral 2S Papa Farba SARR, Advisor for Security Affairs; Sonar NGOM, Diplomatic Advisor; Papa Cheikh Saadbu Sakho JIMBIRA, Coordinator of Communication for the Presidency of the Republic; and Amadou Tidiane WONE, Advisor.

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Several presidential officials and public figures listed as non-compliant with OFNAC asset declaration

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Several presidential officials and public figures listed as non-compliant with OFNAC asset declaration

A list compiled by the National Anti-Fraud and Corruption Office OFNAC identifies several high-ranking officials within the Presidency and related structures as non-compliant with asset declaration requirements. Among those mentioned are Mara Fatou Isidora, the President's personal representative to the International Organization of La Francophonie OIF; Abdoulaye Bathily, special envoy of the President; and Mamadou Ndiaye, head of presidential protocol. Mariama Diallo, steward of the Presidential Palace, and Ousmane Sene, head of administrative and financial services for the Bureau of Architecture and Conservation of National Palaces BACPN, are also included. Ousmane Sene's name appears twice in the document, once under "Presidency / BACPN" and again for the same role. The list extends beyond the Presidency to other public institutions, including the State Inspectorate General IGE, where Baidy Ba, Mouhamadou Lamine Diallo, Mohamet Fall, and Abdoulaye Thiam are cited. Other officials from various public bodies, such as Ahmed Bachir Sow from the Personal Data Protection Commission CDP, El Hadji Abdoulaye Mbengue from the National Committee of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative CN-ITIE, and Mame Diarra Lo from the Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority ARTP, are also named. APIX-SA, the Sovereign Fund for Strategic Investments FONSIS, SOGEPA, HASSMAR, the Center for Advanced Defense and Security Studies CHEDS, the General Delegation for Rapid Entrepreneu

OFNAC lists National Assembly members who failed to declare assets

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