Senegal’s national anti-corruption office (OFNAC) has publicly released a list of National Assembly members who have failed to comply with asset declaration requirements. The list names two individuals: Raqui Diallo, currently eighth vice-president of the Assembly, and Cheikh Thioro Mbacké. Diallo is cited as having not submitted a declaration of assets while currently obligated to do so. Mbacké, while no longer required to declare assets, never filed a declaration during the period when the rule applied to him. This action by OFNAC highlights ongoing efforts to ensure transparency and accountability within the Senegalese government. The publication of this list aims to enforce compliance with anti-corruption regulations among public officials. Failure to declare assets is a key indicator of potential illicit enrichment and a focus for anti-corruption initiatives.