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Matebeleland North School Province District School Name School Address Level Secondary Matabeleland North Binga BINGA SEC BINGA GROWTH POINT Secondary Matabeleland North Binga BULAWAYO KRAAL MANJOLO WARD CHIEF BINGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga CHASAMBA CHASAMBA SECONDARY CHIEF SABA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga CHIBILA CHIEF SINAMAGONDE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga CHINEGO CHINEGO VILLAGE WARD 19 Secondary Matabeleland North Binga CHINONGE SIADINDI CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga CHIPALE CHIPALE VILLAGE SINAMAGONDE WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga GWATAGWATA CHINONGE WARD CHIEF SIANSALI Secondary Matabeleland North Binga KABUBA KABUBA VILLAGE CHIEF SINAMAGONDE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga KALUNGWIZI KALUNGWIZI WARD CHIEF SIABUWA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga KARIYANGWE SEC ADJACENT KARIYANGWE BUSINESS CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga KATETE SECONDARY LUBANDA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga LUBANDA LUBANDA 1 LUBANDA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga LUBIMBI SEC CHIBUYU VILLAGE WARD 20 CHIEF KAVULA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga LUBU MAKAMBA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga LUSULU HIGH LUSULU USINESS CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MABOBOLO R C Z MABOBOLO COMMUNAL LAND WARD 14 DOBOLA BINGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MALUBE MALUBE BUSINESS CENTRE SIANGOLONGWE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MANJOLO SEC SIKALENGE WARD BINGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MANYANDA MANYANDA WARD 19 B Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MASIBINTA KEELAMENDA VILLAGE CHIEF SIKALENGE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MUCHESU DIMBO Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MULINDI DOBOLA SHOPPING CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga MUPAMBE 66KM PEG ALONG BINGA KAMATIVI ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga NAKALUBA NAKALUBA SECONDARY WAED 21 Secondary Matabeleland North Binga NAKAPANDE 95KM SOUTH OF BINGA CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga NTIVULE NTIVULE SHOPPING CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga PASHU SEC 41KM EAST OF KAMATIVI MINE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SABA CHIEF SABA BINGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SAMENDE 4 FROM SIABUZUBA TURNOFF ALONG SIABUWA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIABUWA SEC SIABUWA BUSINESS CENTRE SIABUWA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIACHILABA SIAMWINDE 1 101 KM PEG BINGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIADINDI SIADINDI WARD 14 SIANSUNDU SHOOPING CENTRE ALONG BULAWAYO BINGA MAIN Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIANSUNDU SEC ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIMATELELE MANJOLO-SIACHILABA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIMBALA SECONDARY 100 KM PEG ALONG BINGA BULAWO MAIN ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SINAKOMA SINAKOMA HEALTH CENTRE MATALA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SINAMPANDE ALONG BINGA SIABUWA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SINAMSANGA CHINKOMBWE VILLAGE SINAMSANGA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SINANSENGWE ZUKA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga SIZEMBA 7KM FROM TYUNGA SHOPPING CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Binga TINDE SEC TINDE HIGH WARD 18 ,CHIEF PASHU Secondary Matabeleland North Binga TYUNGA SEC TYUNGA BBOTELA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Binga ZAMBEZI SIANSUNDU WARD 9, SABA Secondary Matabeleland North Binga ZUMANANA ZUMANANA AREA WARD 21 SINAMAGONDE Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi ALPHA-ALPHA WARD 21 ALPHA ALPHA VILLAGE 1 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi BAMBANANI WARD 3. VILLAGE 6. WOZA WOZA CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi BATTLEFIELDS VILLAGE 4 BATTLEFIELDS Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi BEMBESI VILLAGE 6 WARD 10 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi DABENGWA NKOSIKAZI SOUTH WARD 16 NKOSIKAZI VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi EMHLABATHINI EMHLABATHINI SCHOOL BONA VILLAGE 1 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi ESIPHIKENI RAAFS VILLAGE . BUBI Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi GLOAG SEC HALF RATION RANCH . TURKMINE Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi INYATHI HIGH INYATHI FARM BUBI CENTRE WARD 15 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi LUKALA WARD 2, VILLAGE 3 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi MAJIJI SEC VILLAGE 6. WARD 4. MAJIJI Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi MAKHOSINI GLENMORE FARM. VILLAGE 1 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi MANGUBENI MANGUBENI VILLAGE 7 KENNILWORTH Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi SIGANDA NKOSIKAZI VILLAGE 5 Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi SIJAWUGWE SECONDARY SIJAUKE RESETTLEMENT Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi SOMVUBU INYATHI VILLAGE 4 MAHAMBA SERVICE CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Bubi TAME SECONDARY SCHOOL VILLAGE 1 BUBI CRESCENT CHIDOBE SECONDARY Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange CHIDOBE VILLAGE NO. 1 BOARDER ROAD SCHOOL Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange CHILISA SECONDARY SCHOOL 1204, EMPUMALANGA, HWANGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange DADANI (HWANGE) DADANI HWANGE SEC, MAKWIKA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange DADANI (VIC FALLS) ST 7240 CHINOTIMBA Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange DAMPA CROSS DETE SHOPPING CENTRE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange DETEMA DETEMA SECONDARY MTUYA TOWNSHIP Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange ELITE STUDY CENTRE 4334 CHINOTIMBA VICTORIA FALLS Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange GEBHUZA HIGH MLIBIZI STREET, INGAGULA Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange HWANGE HIGH LWENDULU VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange JABULA BATOKA JABULABATOKA SEC Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange JABULANI LUPINYU SHOPPING CENTRE VIC FALL KALOPE SECONDARY Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange STAND NO 2533 EMPUMALANGA, HWNGE SCHOOL Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange KAMATIVI WARD 11 KAMATIVI Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange KULIBAMBILA KULIBAMBILA SECONDARY SCHOOL Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange LUKOSI BULAWAYO VIC FALLS ROAD 15 KM FROM HWANGE LULU EDUCATIONAL Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange 6515 MKHOSA T/SHIP VICTORIA FALLS ACADEMY Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange LUMBORA SIDINDA WARD HWANGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange LUPOTE LUPOTE SECONDARY LUPOTE VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MAKWANDARA WARD 14 MAKWANDARA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MARIST BROTHERS MARIST BROTHERS CHEZHOU VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MASHAKE SECONDARY NDIMAKULE VILLAGE, JAMBEZI CHIEF SHANA Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MATETSI MASIKILI VILLAGE 1 Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MKHOSANA ADVENTIST 5829 MKHOSANA, VICTORIA FALLS Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange MOSI-OA-TUNYA 18TH STREET INTUNDLA CHINOTIMBA TOWNSHIP Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NDLOVU CHIEF MVUTHU BH 9 VILLAGE VICTORIA FALLS Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NECHILIBI SIMUKULULWE VILLAVE, WARD 17, CHIEF NELUKOBA Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NECHISHALA NECHISHALA SECONDARY 17KM DEKA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NEJAMBEZI SEC WARD 7 JAMBEZI Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NEKATAMBE METHODIST 307 KM PEG VICTORIA FALL BYO HIGHWAY Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NEMBILA GURAMBIRA VILLAGE WARD 14 Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange NESHAYA SEC 37KM PEG DEKA ROAD, MAKWA VILLAGE. Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange OASIS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange SIZINDA SIZINDA SEC, CHISUMA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange SONGWA SECONDARY SONGWA SECONDARY, SONGWA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange VULINDLELA WARD 3 K CHECHETE VULINDLELA Secondary Matabeleland North Hwange WANKIE SEC WANKIE SECONDARY SCHOOL, N0. 2 OLD FALL ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane AMANDLETHU SEC ST PAULS AMANLDETHU AMR HIGH SIGODINI Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane AMR SISTERS SECONDARY WARD 15 MATSHIYA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane EKUPHAKAMENI SEC MDLAKUNZI VILLAGE BH4 Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane FATIMA HIGH FARM 117 , 217 KM PEG VIC ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane GOGO SEC DANDANDA WARD 3 BH72 VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane GWAYI RIVER GWAYI FARM Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane JIBAJIBA JIBAJIBA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane JOTSHOLO SEC STD 421 JOTHSHOLO TOWNSHIP Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane KWARAI JOTSHOLO WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane LUPANDA SEC LUPANE TSHOLOTSHO ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MABHIKWA SEC MATSHIYA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MADOTSHWA ANNEX MADOTSHWA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MATHAMBO MATHAMBO VILAGE 23A RESETTLEMENT AREA Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MLAMULI SEC GUMEDE MENYEZWA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MSEWELE SEC MSEWELE ESIBOMBO ROAD MTSHIBINI ADVENTIST Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane STAND 647 LUPANE NEW STANDS LUPANE SECONDARY SCHOOL Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane MTUPANE SEC MAKHAMISA VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane NHLANHLA SEC TSHONGOKWE SOBENDLE WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane PHUMELELA SEC CHIEF MABHIKWA NGCONO VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane PUPU SEC SCHOOL PUPU VILLAGE Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane REGINA MUNDI SEC 47KM PEG LUPANE TSHOLTSHO Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane SIBAMBENE SEC SIBAMBENE HIGH GOMOZA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane SIBOMVU TSHONGOKWE WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane SIYAMAGOZA SEC SIYAMAGOZA DANDANDA WARD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane SOMANKONYANE SEC SOMANKONYANE 2 GOMOZA - LUSULU ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane THOKOZANI K4 MZOLA WEST LUPANE 8KM OFF JOTSHOL DANDANDA ROAD Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane VULINDLELA SEC SIBOMBO LUPAKA VILLAGE WARD 10 Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane ZENZELE SEC NONO VILLAGE MZOLA 55 Secondary Matabeleland North Lupane ZWANGENDABA SEC DALUKA VILLAGE LAKE ALICE BAHLANGENE
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