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- OFNAC President Moustapha Ka announced that the zero tolerance policy against corruption will continue.
- Senegal needs only four points to exit the 'red zone' in the Corruption Perceptions Index.
- Senegal ranks first in West Africa and fourth in Africa overall in anti-corruption results.
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The Senegal National Office Against Corruption (OFNAC) has reaffirmed its uncompromising stance against corruption cases, stating that all suspects will be questioned and referred to the judiciary if necessary, without regard to status or partiality. OFNAC President Moustapha Ka, speaking at the National Police School on the tenth African Anti-Corruption Day, emphasized that the fight against this issue will be pursued with determination.
Ka stated that systematic investigations will be conducted regarding corruption allegations and that confirmed incidents will be transferred to authorized courts. Furthermore, drawing attention to the country's international progress, he noted that only four points are needed to exit the 'red zone' in the world ranking of the Corruption Perceptions Index.
Noting that Senegal ranks first in West Africa and fourth across the entire African continent in terms of implementing norms in the fight against corruption, Ka also acknowledged that current challenges persist. OFNAC announced that it will continue its preventive and punitive activities without interruption in order to strengthen transparency and administrative quality in public administration.
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- What is the process OFNAC conducts under its zero tolerance policy?
- Anyone suspected of being involved in corruption cases will be questioned regardless of their status, and legal action will be taken against them depending on the situation.
- What is Senegal's current situation in the Corruption Perceptions Index?
- Senegal is only four points away from exiting the risky 'red zone' in the global ranking.
- What is Senegal's anti-corruption ranking in Africa?
- The country ranks first in positive anti-corruption results in West Africa and fourth in the implementation of anti-corruption standards across the entire continent.