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Prime
Minister Mamady Youla's cabinet has women in key ministerial positions for the
first time in Guinea AFP
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Women have been given key
roles in Guinea's new cabinet which was announced on Monday, as the country
seeks to rebuild its economy after being declared officially free of Ebola
transmission.
BBC News report continues:
The
three ministerial posts of finance, foreign affairs and
mining will all be held by women, with seven women making up the
31-strong cabinet in all.
New
Finance Minister Malado Kaba spent most of her career working on
development at the European Commission.
Last September's
elections, which were disputed by opposition groups but declared valid by
international observers, returned President Alpha Condé to power for a second
term.
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