Diodio Glow Skin and Rox la Chancelière: Case Referred to Investigating Judge Over Money Laundering

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 26, 2026Country: Senegal
Crime & Law
Diodio Glow Skin and Rox la Chancelière: Case Referred to Investigating Judge Over Money Laundering

Mame Diarra Thiam, known as “Diodio Glow Skin,” and Rokhaya Fall, known as “Rox la Chancelière,” were brought before the prosecutor at the Pikine-Guédiawaye High Court. Prosecutor Saliou Dicko requested a judicial investigation, assigned to the court’s second investigating chamber, involving allegations including criminal conspiracy and money laundering. The two women were being presented to the investigating judge, who will hear them and assess the evidence before determining the next steps, including possible pretrial detention or release. The allegations are not a finding of guilt.

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