Senegal plans to update constitution on asset disclosure

The Senegalese government has issued a legislative plan consisting of five draft laws aimed at enhancing transparency and monitoring secret funding, particularly related to the Office of the President and the Prime Minister. Among these proposals is an amendment to the constitution to require the president to disclose their assets at the end of their term. Additionally, a parliamentary committee would be established to oversee secret financing. The goal of these measures is to reduce corruption and promote transparency, but they also provoke political tension between the camp of President Macky Sall and opposition leader Ousmane Sanko, with expectations of an escalation in political confrontations that could impact the country's stability.

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