Court of Auditors Report Contradicts 'Hidden Debt' Claims, Puts Macky Sall's Narrative Under Scrutiny
Le président sortant de la Cour des comptes, Mamadou Faye, affirme que l'expression « dette cachée » ne figure nulle part dans le rapport de l'institution. Cette déclaration intervient après que l'ancien Premier ministre Ousmane Sonko a reconnu n'avoir pas eu tous les leviers et s'être exprimé en ta
The President of the Court of Auditors, Mamadou Faye, has stated that the term 'hidden debt' does not appear in the institution's upcoming report, contradicting recent public discourse. Faye referred journalists to the report, expected in February 2025, for definitive findings on the matter. This statement contrasts with claims made by former Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, who acknowledged not having "all the levers" when discussing the issue but maintained that some debt was "odious" as it was not approved by the National Assembly. The Court of Auditors' approach focuses on calculating the debt-to-GDP ratio using the TOFE method, aiming to depoliticize the debate. These developments cast doubt on the narrative surrounding a "hidden debt" and may impact perceptions of former President Macky Sall's administration. The final report is anticipated to provide conclusive evidence on the debt situation.
This report from the Court of Auditors challenges prevailing narratives about 'hidden debt,' potentially impacting political accountability and public understanding of national finances.
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