ALGERIA

ANGOLA

From left to right:

1. Maria Pereira Teixeira – Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology
2. Rosa Maria Martins Da Cruz e Silva – Minister of Culture
3. Rosa Luis de Sousa Micolo – Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
4. Maria de Fatima Monteiro Jardim – Minister of Environment
5. Maria Telo Delgado – Minister of Family and Women Promotion
6. Rosa Pacavira De Matos – Minister of Commerce

BENIN

From left to right:

1. Fatuma Amadou Djbril – Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries
2. Dorothy Kinde Gazard – Minister of Health
3. Naomi Azaria – Minister of Youth, Sports and Leisure
4. Francoise Assongba – Minster Responsible Microfinance, Employment, Youth and Women
5. Marie-Laurence Sossou – Minister of Family, Social Affairs, National Solidarity, the Disabled Persons and Third Age
6. Dossa Martine Francoise – Minister of Maritime Economy and Infrastructure Port

BOTSWANA

From left to right:

1. Tebelelo Mazile Seretse – Ambassador to the United States
2. Linah Mohohlo – Governor, Bank of Botswana
3. Margaret Nasha – Minister in the Office of the President Responsible for Public Service
4. Pelonomi Venson-Moiti – Minister of Education and Skills Development
5. Athalia Molokomme – Attorney General
6. Dorcas Makgato-Malesu – Minister of Trade and Industry

BURKINA FASO

From left to right:

1. Koumba Boly-Barry – Minister of Basic Education and Literacy
2. Nestorine Sangare-Compaore – Minister of Women’s Affairs
3. Clemence Traore-Some – Minister of Social Action and National Solidarity

BURUNDI

From left to right:

1. Victorie Ndikumana – Minister of Commerce, Trade, Industry, Posts and Tourism
2. Annonciate Sendazirasa – Minister of Civil Service, Labour and Social Security
3. Clotilde Niragira – Minister of National Solidarity, Human Rights and Gender
4. Angele Niuhire – Ambassador to the United States
5. Hafsa Mossi – Minister of East African Community Affairs
6. Dr. Sabine Ntakarutimana – Minister of Public Health and Fight Against Aids
7. Odette Kayitesi – Minister of Agriculture and Livestock

CAMEROON

From left to right:

1. Catherine Bakang Mbock – Minister of Social Affairs
2. Ama Tutu Muna – Minister of Culture
3. Marie Theresa Abena Ondoa – Minster of Women and Family Protection
4. Madeleine Tchuente – Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation

CAPE VERDE

From left to right:

1. Cristina Isabel Lopes da Silva Monteiro Duarte – Minister of Finance and Planning
2. Fernanda Maria de Brito Marques – Minister of Education and Sports
3. Maria De Fatima Lima Da Veiga – Ambassador to the United States
4. Marisa Helena do Nascimento Morais – Minister of Internal Admin.
5. Eva Verona Teixeira Ortet – Minister of Rural Affairs
6. Maria Fernanda Tavares Fernandes – Minister of Communication
7. Sara Maria Duarte Lopes – Minister of Environment, Housing and Territorial Admin.
8. Janira Isabel Fonseca Hopffer Almada – Minister of Labour, Youth and Human Services
9. Maria Cristina Lopes Almeida Fontes Lima – Minister of Health

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CAR)

From left to right:

1. Catherine Samba-Panza – Interim President
2. Marie Madeleine N’Kouet – Minister of Health
3. Dorothee Aimee Malenzapa – Minister of State for Rural Development
4. Marie Madeline Moussa Yadouma – Minister of Social Affairs *not pictured

CHAD

From left to right:

1. Fatime Tchombi – Minister in charge of Microfinance and Poverty Reduction
2. Assia Abbo – Minister and Secretary General of the Government, in charge of relations with the National Assembly
3. Mariam Attahir – Secretary of State for Agriculture
4. Habiba Sahoulba – Secretary of State for Finance, in charge of the budget
5. Azziza Baroud – Secretary of State for the Economy and Urban Planning, in charge of Microfinance and Poverty *not pictured
6. Yaya Djabaye – Secretary of State for Higher Education *not pictured
7. Khadidja Hassaballah – Secretary of State for National Education, in charge of Basic Education *not pictured
8. Naima Abdelmouti – Secretary of State for Social Action *not pictured

COMOROS

1. Bahiat Massoundi – Minister of Posts & Telecommunications & the Promotion of New Information & Communication Technologies Charged with Transportation and Tourism (left)
2. Siti Kassim – Minister of Employment, Laour, Vocational Training & Women’s Entrepreneurship & Government Spokesperson (right)

CONGO-BRAZZAVILLE

From left to right:

1. Claudine Mounari – Minister of Commerce, Consumption and Supplies
2. Adelaide Mougany – Minister of Small & Medium-Size Enterprises, in Charge of Cottage Industry
3. Madeleine Yila Boumpoto – Minister for the Promotion of Women and the Integration of Women in Development
4. Emilienne Raoul – Minister of Social Affairs, Humanitarian Action & Solidarity
5. Rosalie Kama Niamayoua – Minister of Primary & Secondary Education, in Charge of Literacy *not pictured

CONGO – KINSHASA

From left to right:

1. Genevieve Inagosi – Minister of Gender, Family, and Children’s Affairs
2. Wivine Mumva Matipa – Minister of Justice and Human Rights
3. Faida Maramuke Mitifu – Ambassador to the United States

COTE D’IVOIRE (IVORY COAST)

From left to right:

1. Kandia Kamissoko Camara – Minister of National Education and Technical Training
2. Niale Kaba – Minister to the Prime Minister in Charge of Economy and Finance
3. Affoussiata Bamba Lamine – Minister of Communication
4. Raymonde Goudou Coffie – Minister of Health and HIV/Aids Control
5. Anne Desiree Ouloto – Minsiter of Solidarity and the Family

DJIBOUTI

Hasna Barkat Daoud – Minister of the Promotion of Women & Family Welfare & Social Affairs

EGYPT

From left to right:

1. Laila Rasha Iskander – Minister of Environment
2. Maha al Raba – Minister of Health
3. Dorreya Sharaf Al-din – Minister of Information

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

1. Maria Lenor Epam Biribe – Minister of Social Affairs & the Promotion of Women (left)
2. Maria del Carmen Ekoro – Minister of Education & Science (right)

ERITREA

From left to right:

1. Amina Nurhussein – Minister of Health
2. Fozia Hashim – Minister of Justice
3. Askalu Menkerios – Minister of Tourism
4. Salma Hassan – Minister of Labour and Human Welfare *not pictured

ETHIOPIA

From left to right:

1. Sinkinesh Ejigu – Minister of Mines
2. Demitu Hambessa – Minister of Science and Technology
3. Zenebu Tadesse – Minister of Women, Children, and Youth Affairs

GABON

From left to right:

1. Christiane Rose Raponda – Minister of Budget and Accounting
2. Honorine Nzet Biteghe – Minister of Family and Social Affairs
3. Ida Reteno Assounouet – Minister of Justice, Human Rights and Constitutional Institutions

GAMBIA

From left to right:

1. Isatou Njie-Saidy – Vice President and Secretary of State for Women’s Affairs
2. Fatrou Lamin Faye – Minister of Basic and Secondary Education
3. Ftim Badjie – Minister of Health and Social Welfare
4. Mariama Sarr-Ceesay – Minister of Higher Education and Research, Science and Technology
5. Teneng M. Jaiteh – Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources
6. Fatou Mas Jobe-Njie – Minister of Tourism and Culture
7. Susan Waffa-Ogoo – Permanent Representative to the United Nations

GHANA

From left to right:

1. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyeman – Minister of Education
2. Hanna Tetteh – Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration
3. Nana Oye Lithur – Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection
4. Hanny Sherry Ayittey – Minister of Health
5. Marietta Brew-Appiah-Oppong – Minister of Justice and Attorney General
6. Dzifa Attivor – Minister of Transportation

GUINEA

From left to right:

1. Ramatoulaye Bah – Minister of Industry and Small & Medium Enterprises
2. Fatoumata Tounkara – Minister of Labour and Public Service
3. Diaka Diakite – Minister of Social Affairs and Female Promotion
4. Mariame Balde – Minister of Hotel Management, Tourism and the Arts *not pictured

KENYA

From left to right:

1. Raychelle Omama – Secretary of Defense
2. Ann Waiguru – Secretary of Devolution and Planning
3. Phyllis Chepkosgey Kandie – Secretary of East African Affairs, Commerce and Tourism
4. Judy Wakhungu – Secretary of Environment, Water, and Natural Resources
5. Amina Mohammed – Secretary of Foreign Affairs
6. Charity Ngilu – Secretary of Lands, Housing and Urban Development

LESOTHO

From left to right:

1. Makabelo Priscilla Mosothoane – Minister of Education and Training
2. Dr. Pinkie Rosemary Manamolela – Minister of Health Keketso Rant’so –
3. Minister of Public Works and Transport
4. Matebatso Doti – Minister of Social Development
5. Mamahele Radebe – Minister of Tourism, Environment and Culture
6. Rets’elisitsoe Adelaide Matlanyane – Governor of the Central Bank of Lesotho

LIBERIA

1. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf – President
2. Florence Chenoweth – Minister of Agriculture
3. Miata Veysolow – Minister of Commerce and Industry
4. Etmonia David Tarpeh – Minister of Education
5. Julia Duncan-Cassell – Minister of Gender Development
6. Edite Ramos Da Costa Ten Jua – Minister of Justice
7. Varbah Gayflor – Minister of Labour

MADAGASCAR

Madagascar Women Running Africa

From left to right

1. Elia Ravelomanatsoa – Minister of Culture & National Heritage
2. Ruffine Tsiranana – Minister of Decentralization
3. Christine Razanamahsoa – Minister of Justice & Keeper of the Seals
4. Ihanta Randriamandranto – Minister of Livestock
5. Daniella Randriafeno – Minister of Mines
6. Olga Vaomalala – Minister of Population
7. Olga Ramalason – Minister of Trade
8. Elisa Razafitombo – Minister of Charge of Promotion of Handicrafts

MALAWI

From left to right

1. Reene Kachere – Minister of Disability & Elderly Affairs
2. Halima Daud – Minister of the Environment & Climate Change Management
3. Anita Kalinde – Minister of Gender, Children, & Community Development
4. Eunice Makangla – Minister of Labor
5. Grace Maseko – Minister of Local Govt. & Rural Development

MALI

From left to right:

1. Dr. Dedia Mahamane Kattra Diallo – Minister of Employment & Vocational Training
2. Fadima Toure Diallo – Minister of Housing, Land Affairs, & Town Development
3. Rokiatou Guikine Traore – Minister of Malians Abroad & African Integration
4. Ichata Sahi Alwata – Minister of Promotion of Women, Child, & Family

MAURITANIA

From left to right:

1. Cisse Mint Cheikh Ould Boide – Minister of Culture, Youth, & Sports
2. Maty Mint Hamady – Minister of Public Services & Admin. Modernization
3. Moulaty Mint El Moctar – Minister of Social, Child, & Family Affairs

MOROCCO

Bassima Hakkaoui – Minister of Solidarity, Women, Family, & Social Development

MOZAMBIQUE

From left to right:

1. Alcinda Antonio de Abreu – Minister for Coordination of Environmental Action
2. Maria Benvinda Delfina Levi – Minister of Justice
3. Maria Helena Taipo – Minister of Labor
4. Esperanca Laurinda Francisco Nhiuane Bias – Minister of Mineral Resources
5. Amelia Matos Sumbana – Ambassador to the US
6. Vitoria Dias Diogo – Minister of Public Service
7. Carmelita Rita Namashalua – Minister of State Admin.
8. Iolanda Maria Pedro Campos Cintura – Minister of Women’s Affairs & Social Welfare
9. Adelaide Anchia Amurane – Minister in the Presidency for Parliamentary, Municipal, & Provincial Assembly Affairs

NAMIBIA

From left to right:

1. Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila – Minister of Finance
2. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah – Minister of Foreign Affairs
3. Rosalia Nghininwa – Minister of Gender Equality & Child Welfare
4. Pendukeni Iilvula-Ithana – Attorney Gen. and Minister of Home Affairs & Immigration
5. Doreen Sioka – Minister of Labor & Social Welfare

NIGER

From left to right:

1. Sabo Fatouma Zara – Minister of Civil Service & Labor
2. Ali Mariama Elhadj Ibrahim – Minister of National Education, Literacy, & Promotion of National Languages
3. Salami Maimouna Almou – Minister of Transportation
4. Yahaya Bare Haoua Abdou – Minister of Industrial Development, Handicraft, & Tourism *not pictured
5. Maikibi Kadidia Dandobi – Minister of Population, Women’s Promotion, & Protection of Children *not pictured
6. N’Gade Nana Hadiza Noma Kaka – Minister of Vocational Training & Employment *not pictured

From left to right:

1. Stella Oduah-Ogiemwonyi – Minister of Aviation
2. Omobola Johnson Olubusola – Minister of Communication Technology
3. Raqayyatu Ahmed Rufai – Minister of Education
4. Hadiza Ibrahim Mailafa – Minister of Environment
5. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala – Minister of Finance
6. Ama Pepple – Minister of Lands, Housing, & Development
7. Diezani Alison-Madueke – Minister of Petroleum Resources
8. Sarah Reng Ochekpe – Minister of Water Resources
9. Josephine Anenih – Minister of Women’s Affairs
10. Joy Ogwu – Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

From left to right

1. Agnes Kalibata – Minister of Agriculture & Animal Resources
2. Stella Ford Mugabo – Minister of Cabinet Affairs
3. Serafine Mukatabana – Minister of Disaster Management & Refugee Affairs
4. Monique Mukaruriza – Minister of East African Community
5. Oda Gasizigwa – Minister of Family & Gender
6. Louise Mushikiwabo – Minister of Foreign Affairs & Regional Cooperation
7. Dr. Agnes Binagwaho – Minister of Health
8. Venatia Tugireyezu – Minister in the Office of the President
9. Alvera Mukabaramba – Minister of State in the Min. of Local Govt. in Charge of Social Affairs
10. Emma Francoise Isumbingabo – Minister of State for Energy & Water
11. Dr. Anita Asiime – Minister of State for Public Health & Primary Health Care
12. Mathilde Mukantabana – Ambassador to the United States

1. Natalie Pedro da Costa Umbelina Neto – Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cooperation, & Communities
2. Edite Ramos Da Costa Ten Jua – Minister of Justice, Govt. Reform, & Parliamentary Affairs *not pictured
3. Maria Tome De Araujo – Minister of Labor, Solidarity, Women, & Family Affairs *not pictured

From left to right:

1. Aminata Toure – Prime Minister
2. Mata Sy Diallo – Minister of Commerce, Industry, & Handicrafts
3. Eva Marie Coll Seck – Minister of Health & Social Action
4. Fatou Danielle Diagne – Ambassador to the United States (long photo)
5. Khoudia Mbaye – Minister of Housing & Urban Development
6. Aminata Mbengue Ndiaye – Minister of Livestock
7. Mariama Sarr – Minister of Women, Children, & Female Entrepreneurship

From left to right:

1. Macsuzy Mondon – Minister for Education
2. Idith Alexander – Minister for Employment & Human Resources
3. Mitcy Larue – Minister for Health
4. Caroline Abel – Governor, Central Bank
5. Marie-Louise Potter – Ambassador to the United States

1. Miatta Kargbo – Minister of Health & Sanitation (left)
2. Diana Konomanyi – Minister of Local Govt. & Rural Development (right)

1. Fawzia Yusuf Haji Adan – Dep. Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs (left)
2. Maryam Qasim – Minister of Social Services & Development (right)

From left to right:

1. Tina Joemat- Pettersson – Minister of Energy
2. Matsie Angelina Motshekga – Minister of Basic Education
3. Nosiviwe Noluthando Mapisa-Nqakula – Minister of Defense & Military Veterans
4. Grace Naledi Mandisa Pandor – Minister of Home Affairs
5. Maite Nkoana-Mashabane – Minister of Intl. Relations & Cooperation
6. Nelisiwe Mildred Oliphant – Minister of Labor
7. Susan Shabangu – Minister of Mineral Resources
8. Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu – Minister of Public Service & Admin.
9. Bathabile Olive Dlamini – Minister of Social Development
10. Elizabeth Dipuo Peters – Minister of Transport
11. Lulama “Lulu” Marytheresa Xingwana – Minister of Women, Children and People with Disabilities
12. Gill Marcus – Governor, South African Reserve Bank
13. Nomvula Mokonyane – Minister Water Affairs and Sanitation
14. Faith Muthambi – Minister of Communications
15. Lindiwe Zulu – Minister of Small Business and Development
16. Lynne Brown – Minister of Public Enterprises
17. Connie September – Minister of Human Settlements *not pictured
18. Bomo Edna Molewa – Minister of Water & Environmental Affairs *not pictured

From left to right:

1. Nadia Arop Dudi – Minister of Culture, Youth, & Sports
2. Jemma Nunu Kumba – Minister of Electricity, Dams, Irrigation, & Water Resources
3. Awut Deng Acuil – Minister of Gender, Child, & Social Welfare
4. Rebecca Joshua Okwachi – Minister of Telecommunication & Postal Services
5. Catherine Juan Beneiah – Minister of Lands, Housing, & Physical Planning (**Not pictured)

From left to right:

1. Suad Abdel Raziq – Minister of Gen. Education
2. Ishraqa Sayeed Mahmoud – Minister of Human Resources, Development, & Labor
3. Amira al-Fadil Mohamed Ahmed – Minister of Welfare & Social Insurance

From left to right:

1. Jabulile Mashwama – Minister of Commerce, Industry, & Trade
2. Pastor Lindiwe Gwebu – Minister of Housing & Urban Development
3. Winnie Magagula – Minister of Information & Communications Technology
4. Princess Tsandzile – Minister of Natural Resources & Energy
5. Hlobsile Ndvolu – Minister of Sports, Culture, & Youth Affairs
6. Mary Madzandza Kanya – Ambassador to the United States

From left to right:

1. Sofia Mattayo Simba – Minister for Community Development, Gender, & Children
2. Fenella Ephraim Mukangara – Minister for Information, Youth, Culture, & Sports
3. Gaudentia Mugosi Kabaka – Minister for Labor & Employment
4. Anna Kajumulo Tibaijuka – Minister for Lands & Human Settlements Development
5.  Liberata Mulamula – Ambassador to the United States
6. Terezya Pius Luoga Hovisa – Minister of State for Environment, Vice President’s Office
7. Samia Hassan Suluhu – Minister of State for Union Affairs, Vice President’s Office
8. Mary Michael Nagu – Minister of State for Investment & Empowerment, Prime Minister’s Office
9. Hawa Abdulrahman Ghasia – Minister of State for Regional Admin. & Local Govt., Prime Minister’s Office
10. Celina Ompeshi Kombani – Minister of State for Public Service Management, President’s Office

From left to right:

1. Bernadette Essossimna Legzim-Balouki – Minister of Commerce & Promotion of Private Sector
2. Dede Ahoefa Ekoue – Minister of Environment & Forest Resources
3. Sidemeho Tomegah-Dogbe – Minister of Grassroots Development, Crafts, Youth, & Youth Employment
4. Leonardina Rita Doris Wilson De Souza – Minister of Human Rights, Democracy, & Civic Education
5. Cina Lawson – Minister of Mail & Telecommunication
6. Patricia Dagban-Zonvide – Minister of the Promotion of Women
7. Afi Ntifa Amenyo – Minister of Social Action & National Solidarity

Sihem Babi – Min. of Women’s Affairs & the Family

From left to right:

1. Hope Mwesigye – Minister for Agriculture, Animal Industry, & Fisheries
2. Jessica Alupo – Minister for Education & Sports
3. Maria Kiwanuka – Minister for Finance, Planning, & Economic Development
4. Amelia Kyanbadde – Minister for Trade
5. Maria Mutagamba – Minister for Water & Environment
6. Jessica Eriyo – Minister of State for Environment
7. Rukia Isanga – Minister of State for Gender (Women)
8. Janet Museveni – Minister of State for Karamoja, Office of the Prime Min.
9. Ruth Nankabirwa – Minister of State for Microfinance
10. Sezi Mbaguta – Minister of State for Public Service
11. Betty Bigombe – Minister of State for Water
12. Chekamondo Rukia – Minister of State for Privatization (not pictured**)
13. Christine Androa – Minister for Health (not pictured**)

From left to right:

1. Nkandu Luo – Minister of Chiefs & Traditional Affairs
2. Emerine Kabanshi – Minister of Local Govt., Housing, Early Education, & Environment
3. Sylvia Masebo – Minister of Tourism & Arts
4. Inonge Mbikusita-Lewanika – Ambassador to the United States
5. Patricia Mwaba Kasese-Bota – Permanent Representative to the UN, New York

From left to right:

1. Joice Mujuru – Vice President
2. Thokozani Khupe – Deputy Prime Minister
3. Theresa Makone – Minister of Home Affairs
4. Paurina Gwanyana-Mpariwa – Minister of Labor
5. Priscila Misihairabwi-Mushonga – Minister of Regional Integration & Intl. Cooperation
6. Sithembiso Nyoni – Minister of Small & Medium Enterprises
7. Olivia Muchena – Minister of Women’s Affairs, Gender, & Community Development