Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Republic of Sudan/ Al-Jmhuryat es-Sudan (Female suffrage 1953/64) An Anglo-Egyptian cadmium was established 1899 and lasted until 1955 the year before Sudan became an independent republic in 1956

Also see Southern Sudan Ministers and Sudan Heads

1971-72 Deputy Minister of Youth and Sport Nafisah Ahmad al-Amin

1972 Deputy Minister of Social Welfare, Youth and Sport Fatima Abd el-Mahoud
1974-75 Minister of State of Social Welfare
1974-79 Minister of Social Welfare
MP 1973-2005 and Deputy Parliamentary Speaker 1983-85, President of the Socialist Union Party from 2007, apparently also Governor of the State of al-Gezira (Jazirah) and Presidential Candidate in 2010.

1972 Deputy Minister of Social Welfare, Youth and Sport Fatima Abd el-Mahoud
1975-76 Minister of State of Social Welfare
1976-79 Minister of Social Welfare

Ca. 1986 Deputy Minister of Social Welfare, Youth and Sport Dr. Fatma Abdulmahmud

1995-96 Minister of State of the Interior, Commissioner for Refugees
1996-98 Minister of Health Ihsan Abdallah el-Ghabshawi

1995 Deputy Minister of Social Welfare Maryam Osman Sir-Ulkhatim  (al-Khatim)
Ca. 1998-2000 Secretary of State of Social Planning

1998-2000 Minister of Public Service and Manpower (Labour Forces) Agnes Lukudi
Governor of Bahr-al-Jabal 1994-98. Her full name is Agnes Poni Lukudi Woro, and her surname is also spelled Lukodi.

1998-2001 Secretary of State of Social Planning Saida Bashan

2000-01 Minister of Cabinet Affairs Badriya Suleiman
2001-05 Presidential Advisor with rank of minister on Legal Affairs

2001-04 Minister of Social Welfare Samia Ahmed Mohammed
2005- Minister of Welfare, Women, Children Affairs and Social Development

2002-05 Minister of State of International Cooperation Ichraqa As-Sayyid Mahmoud Saleh

2003-05 Minister of State of Finance and National Economy Abda Yahiya El Mahdi