A proposed constitutional amendment in Senegal, spearheaded by MP Amadou Ba, seeks to mandate asset declarations for the President of the Republic. The amendment targets Article 37 of the constitution and represents a new phase in ongoing political tensions. This move is widely seen as a direct response to criticisms leveled against current and former leaders regarding transparency and accountability. The proposition aims to increase scrutiny of presidential wealth and potentially curb corruption. Details of the proposal are currently limited to subscribers of SeneNews Premium. This development marks a significant step in a broader effort to reform governance and oversight in Senegal. The proposed change could have far-reaching implications for future presidential elections and conduct.