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Sub-County Zone Schools LDD TDD PROJECTOR KWALE TSIMBATIWI ZONE Chitsanzepri 19 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE St SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KWALE COUNTY Sub-County Zone Schools LDD TDD PROJECTOR KWALE TSIMBATIWI ZONE ChitsanzePri 19 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE St. Josephs 87 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI ZONE Jomo Kenyatta 111 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI ZONE BOFU 100 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI ZONE GANDINI CENTRAL 70 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI ZONE LUTSANGANI 99 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI ZONE YAPHA 63 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI ZONE GONA 62 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE MBULUNI 103 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE GWASHENI 143 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE MIGUNENI 95 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE MAZERAS 98 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE MWABILA 72 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE MWACHE 76 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS ZONE MAWEU 74 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE KASAGENI 75 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE KINANGO 68 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE NG'ONZINI 66 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE MAZOLA 90 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE BANG'A 57 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE AMANI 68 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE BISHOP KALU 68 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ZONE MALUNGONI 42 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MAVIRIVIRINI 53 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MWACHANDA 118 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MWALUKOMBE 130 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA GULANZE 90 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA NDAVAYA 80 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA VYOGATO 45 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MBITA 62 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU TARU 119 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU KWAKADOGO 114 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MWANGEA 128 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU EGU 67 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MAJI YA CHUMVI 58 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU VINYUNDUNI 74 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU SILALONI 68 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU CHENGONI 128 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MULUNGUNI 95 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU JAFFREY 51 2 1 KINANGO MKONGANI MKOMBA 79 2 1 KINANGO MKONGANI MAPONDA 95 2 1 KINANGO MKONGANI NZORA 78 2 1 KINANGO MKONGANI SIMANYA 50 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI MWANGUDA 136 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI GUGU 79 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI VWIVWINI 125 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI MSHIU 75 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI SHIMONI 80 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI KIKONENI 80 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI MABAFWENI 51 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI MARENJE 53 2 1 MSAMBWENI KIKONENI MKWIRO 44 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA KIWEGU 110 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA JEGO 109 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA KIDOMAYA 87 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA ST. MARKS PANGANI 64 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA MIKAMENI 35 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI MILALANI 142 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI 72 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI KINGWEDE 74 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI MUNJE 103 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI RAMISI 67 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI ESHU 72 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI BODO 41 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI MWAMAMBI 50 2 1 MSAMBWENI MSAMBWENI DUNCAN NDEGWA 51 2 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KWALE COUNTY MSAMBWENI MWERENI MENZAMWENYE 160 2 1 MSAMBWENI MWERENI MWANGULU 114 2 1 MSAMBWENI MWERENI MWAMTSEFU 75 2 1 MSAMBWENI MWERENI KILIMANGODO 43 2 1 MSAMBWENI MWERENI MANDA 56 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI DZIVANI 66 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI GURO 40 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI MKANYENI 33 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI MTAA 49 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI DZENDERENI 46 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI CHIKWAKWANI 34 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI NUNGUNI 25 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO DUMBULE 55 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO NZOVUNI 38 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO GWADU 38 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO TATA 50 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO CHIGOMBERO 60 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ST. LUKES 36 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO CHIRIMA CHA UHA 22 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO CHIFUSINI 13 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO GANGANI 23 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO GOZANI 26 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO ROROGI 15 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MWASHANGA 60 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS VIKOLANI 92 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MNYENZENI 32 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MAJENGO 71 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MATUMBI 46 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS BONJE 30 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS LUTSANGANI NORTH 58 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS VITSAKAVIRI 49 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS KAPHINGO 45 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS KUMBULU 25 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA BUMANI 23 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU BAHAKWENU 54 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU CHIGUTU 96 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MWAROVESA 42 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MAKAMINI 57 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU BUSHO 63 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MWEMBENI 59 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU CHANZOU 61 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU GORA 59 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MTULU 51 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU KITUU 42 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU NYARI 55 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MAGALE 53 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU NG'ONZINI NORTH 69 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MAIYINI 50 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU MWANDONI 51 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU DZISUHUNI 40 2 1 KINANGO SUB COUNTY SAMBURU KANJAOCHA 27 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI BILASHAKA 52 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MWACHEMA 50 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MWADINDA 57 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI KIRUDI 44 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MWALIGULU 46 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI VYONGWANI 42 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MWAMIVI 31 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI CHONGOLO 40 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI VINUNI 45 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI KINARINI 47 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MAGOMBANI 41 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI ZIWANI 30 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI LUNGUMA 27 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MVINDENI 132 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MWAKIGWENA 85 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MWARONI 87 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MAKONGENI 68 2 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KWALE COUNTY MSAMBWENI DIANI MAGAONI 60 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MADAGO 46 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI KILOLE 39 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI DIMA 55 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI JORORI 73 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI KWALE 71 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI MWAMBARA 39 2 1 KWALE TSIMBATIWI NIMUYUMBA 38 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS STEPHEN KANJA 68 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS MWAPALA 46 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS BOYANI 44 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS MAKOBE 22 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS MWALUVANGA 26 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS KIDONGO 14 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY SIMBA HILLS KIPAMBANI 16 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI VUGA 59 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI CHIRIMANI 84 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MSULWA 99 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MWAMGUNGA 47 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI GOLINI 50 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI VITSANGALAWENI 73 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MBUWANI 47 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MABOKONI 35 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI VUKANI 32 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MUHAKA ISLAMIC CENTER 22 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI MWACHANDE 69 2 1 KWALE SUB COUNTY TSIMBATIWI VICHENJELENI 32 2 1 MSAMBWENI SUB COUNTY MWERENI MAGOMBANI 39 2 1 MSAMBWENI SUB COUNTY MWERENI MTUMWA 30 2 1 MSAMBWENI SUB COUNTY MWERENI KALALANI 55 2 1 MSAMBWENI SUB COUNTY MWERENI CHIDZIWENI 26 2 1 MSAMBWENI SUB COUNTY MWERENI MITUNGUNI 25 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA DENYENYE 138 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA WAA 30 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA BOWA 54 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA PUNGU 49 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA MBUGUNI 60 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA YEJE 40 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA MKUMBI 47 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA VORONI 43 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA MKOKONI 38 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA KITEJE 54 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA GOPHA 24 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA SHIMBA-HILLS 31 2 1 KWALE NGOMENIWAA TIWI 53 2 1 KWALE KIKONENI NIKAPHU 33 2 1 KWALE KIKONENI WASINI ISLAND 46 2 1 KWALE KIKONENI CHIROMO 22 2 1 KWALE MSAMBWENI MAFISINI 51 2 1 KWALE MSAMBWENI CHINDI 46 2 1 KWALE MSAMBWENI KASEMENI 34 2 1 KWALE MSAMBWENI MUTSUNGA 48 2 1 KWALE MSAMBWENI MWAKALANGA 34 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI BAHAKANDA 73 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI BURANI 65 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI TSEREZANI 101 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI MIATSANI 71 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI MIRIHINI 62 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI MLAFYENI 74 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI MTSANGATAMII 76 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI MWAMTOBO 54 2 1 KWALE MKONGANI SABRINA 29 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MARIAKANI 124 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MGANDINI 140 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MPIRANI 97 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MWANDA 75 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS PEMBA 70 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU NDOHIVYO 174 2 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KWALE COUNTY KINANGO SAMBURU SAMBURU 118 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU JULANI 40 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MWANGOLOTO 64 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU FULEYE 109 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI TSUNZA 108 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI MABESHENI 62 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI SEMBE 35 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI CHIZINI 50 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI KIBANDAONGO 65 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS KAFUDUNI 111 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS MIYANI 120 2 1 KINANGO MAZERAS FULUGANI 96 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MWAKIJEMBE 89 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MAGODZONI 38 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU KINAGONI 105 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MWAMBANI 120 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU BUMBURI 89 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU CAFGEM BARRETO 46 2 1 KINANGO SAMBURU MDOMO 80 2 1 KINANGO GANDINI KAZAMOYO 51 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO MWANGONI 118 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO KIDERI 52 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO MOYENI 65 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO MABANDA 72 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO BOMANI 19 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO KISIMANI 52 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO KARYAKA 46 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO MWANDIMU 86 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO MABAMANI 36 2 1 KINANGO KINANGO VIGURUNGANI 105 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA KIFYONZO 99 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MBWALENI 65 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA DZIMANYA 62 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA NYANGO 50 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MBILINI 58 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA NGAURO 63 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MWALUVUNO 67 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA WAMASA 42 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MAENDELEO 26 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA NDAUNI 49 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA GANDINI SOUTH 61 2 1 KINANGO NDAVAYA MKANG'OMBE 36 2 1 NDAVAYA NGOMENIWAA MATUGA 98 2 1 NDAVAYA NGOMENIWAA KOMBANI 67 2 1 NDAVAYA NGOMENIWAA MTEZA CENTRAL 80 2 1 NDAVAYA NGOMENIWAA MBWEKA 48 2 1 NDAVAYA NGOMENIWAA NG'OMBENI 15 2 1 NDAVAYA TSIMBATIWI CHAI 50 2 1 NDAVAYA TSIMBATIWI MUUNGANO 32 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MAGUTU 102 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MKWAKWANI 75 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI BONGWE 67 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MWAMANGA 61 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI SHAMU 35 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI KINONDO 51 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MKWAMBANI 27 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MUHAKA 30 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI GALU 65 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI HERMAN 46 2 1 MSAMBWENI DIANI MWANJAMBA 41 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA LUNGA-LUNGA 87 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA PERANI 127 2 1 MSAMBWENI LUNGA LUNGA GODO 90 2 1 MSAMBWENI
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