Senegal’s national anti-fraud and corruption office (OFNAC) has issued a final warning to individuals required to declare their assets. The agency has set a July 31st deadline for compliance, threatening sanctions for those who fail to meet it. Currently, only approximately one-third of those legally obligated to declare their wealth have done so. This declaration requirement aims to increase transparency and accountability among public officials and other designated individuals. OFNAC has not specified the nature of the sanctions, but emphasizes their intention to enforce the law. The move signals a renewed effort to combat corruption within the country. Failure to comply could result in legal repercussions for those involved.