US EditionCriminal Assets: Nearly CFAF 35 Billion Recovered by ONRAC
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On May 20, two years have passed since the Parental Responsibility Act came into force, which has allowed more than 282,000 families to access payments of maintenance payments due. Thanks to this regulation, courts can investigate debtors’ assets and order payments from bank accounts or pension funds. To date, more than $2.4 billion have been recovered. Currently, there are more than 270,000 people in the National Debtors Registry. 96% are men a…
Since its inception in March 2022, the National Criminal Assets Recovery Office (Onrac) has recovered nearly CFAF 35 billion. The announcement was made by its Director General, Mor Ndiaye, at a national workshop held on 20 May 2025 on the management and recovery of criminal assets [...]
Since its inception in March 2022, the National Office for the Recovery of Criminal Assets (Onrac) has recovered nearly 35 billion CFA francs. The announcement was made by its Director General, Mor Ndiaye, at a national workshop held in Dakar on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, by the NGO AHDIS, with the support of GIABA, to raise awareness of civil society organizations (CSOs) on asset recovery and management in Senegal. Mor Ndiaye praised the performanc…
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