Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Equatorial Guinea/ República
de Guinea Ecutorial (Female
suffrage 1963) A former Spanish colony became autonomous 1959 and
independent 1963
1978-ca.
83 Minister of Womens Participation Christina Ndjombe Ndjangani
1991-94 Minister of Women and Social Affairs
1983-84
Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and Women Angel Ndoy Micha
1984-87 Minister of State and Minister of Justice, Culture, Social Affairs and
Women
1988-91
Vice-Minister of Women's Affairs Purificaçión Angue Ondo
1994-96
and 1998-99 Minister of Women's and Social Affairs Balbina Nchama Nvo
1996-98 and 1999
Minister of Social Affairs and Women’s Affairs Margarita Alene Mba
1998-99
Minister-Delegate of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Teresa Efua Asangono
1999-2003 Minister of Social and Women’s Affairs
1998-99
Minister-Delegate of Justice and Religious Affairs Evangelina Oyo Ebule
2001-06 Minister-Delegate of Justice and Religion
2006-08 Minister of Labour and Employment
1998-99
Minister-Delegate of Education, Science and Francophone Affairs Teresa Auoro
Nguema
1999-2001
Vice-Minister of Health and
Environment Pilar Buepoyo Boseka
1999-2001
Secretary of State of Civil Service and Administrative Reform
2001-04 Minister-Delegate of Civil Service and Administrative Reform
2003-04 Minister-Delegate of Administrative Coordination Caridad Besari
Borilo
1999-2001
Secretary of State of Social- and Women’s Affairs
Purificaçión Olivera Paco
2003-
Secretary of State of External Affairs
for International Cooperation
Victoriana Nchama Nsue Okomo
2003
and 2004-06 Secretary of State Women’s Affairs Purificaçión Buari Lasakero
2008- Vice-Minister of Civil Service and
Administrative Planning
2004-06 Minister of Women's Affairs Jesusa Obono Engono
2004-06 Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Forests Pelagia Abeso Tomo
2004-06 Secretary of State of
Information, Radio and Television
Purificaçión Opo Barila
2008-10 Vice-Minister of Information, Culture
and Tourism
2006- Minister of Women's Affairs Eulalia Envo
Bela
2008- Minister of Social Affairs
The government appointed in 2006 had a total of 59 members, the one from 2008
has 67 members.
2008- Vice-Minister of Economy, Commerce and
Patronal Promotion Franscica Tatchouop Belope
2008- Vice-Minister of Health and Social Affairs Maria Vida Asue Ndong
2008- Secretary of State of Foreign Affairs for Consular Affairs Esperanza
Davies Eiso
2008- Secretary of State of Primary and Secondary Education Delfina Avevegue
Ekua
2008-10 Secretary of State of Tax and Heritage Montserrat Afang Ondo
2010-
Vice-Minister of Finance charged with the Treasury
2008- Secretary of State of Health Assistance Services Maria Del Carmen Andeme
Ela Buna
2008-10 Secretary of State of Social Affairs and Promotion of
Women Maria Eleonor Epang Biribe
2010- Vice-Minister of Social Affairs and
Promotion of Women
2008- Secretary of State of the Civil Service charged with Administrative Coordination and Human Resources Amparo Mele Colisa
Last update 20.01.10