The investigation into the case of broken term deposits (Dat) not paid to the Public Treasury in the amount of 141 087 194 249 F Cfa is continuing. The investigation was revealed by the report of the Court of Auditors on the situation of public finances 2019-2024. All ministers and deputy ministers responsible for finance, including Amadou Ba, former Minister of Finance, are concerned

A staggering amount of 141,087,194,249 F CFA is implicated. According to information, in the document sent to the investigators of the Criminal Investigations Division, the Deputy Minister mentioned in the summary was none other than Birima Mangara. It is written that it was by letter No. 004459MEFP/DGCPT/TG from Mr. Birima Mangara, Minister Delegate to the Minister of Economy and Finance, in charge of the Budget that 10 billion 500 million FCFA were placed in a term deposit (Dat) at the Crédit du Sénégal bank (Cds). The Court refers to a second correspondence, letter No. 7056 MEFP/DGB dated 12 July 2017, again signed by Birima Mangara. This time, she ordered the bank to transfer 10 billion CFA francs to the UEMOA Land Conciliation. Without any clarification on the motivations or the legality of the operation. This act, at the heart of current questions, places former minister Birima Mangara at