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x NEW VISION, Wednesday, August 1, 2012 ADVERT MINISTRY OF FINANCE, PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FIRST QUARTER (JULY - SEPTEMBER 2012) USE CAPITATION RELEASE BY SCHOOL BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT VOTES FOR FY 2012/13 (USHS 000) THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA District School Name Account Title A/C No. Bank Branch Quarter 1 Release District School Name Account Title A/C No. Bank Branch Quarter 1 Release S/N Vote Code S/N Vote Code 9 562 KIRUHURA KAARO HIGH SCHOOL KAARO HIGH SCHOOL 0140053299301 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBARARA 9,020,000 4 571 BUDAKA NGOMA STANDARD SCH. NGOMA STANDARD SCH. 0140047863601 Stanbic Bank Uganda PALLISA 36,801,000 10 562 KIRUHURA KIKATSI SEED SECOND- KIKATSI SEED SECONDARY 95050200000573 Bank Of Baroda MBARARA 7,995,000 5 571 BUDAKA KADERUNA S.S KADERUNA S.S 0140047146701 Stanbic Bank Uganda PALLISA 21,311,000 ARY SCHOOL SCHOOL 6 571 BUDAKA KAMERUKA SEED KAMERUKA SEED SECOND- 3112300002 Centenary Bank MBALE 10,291,000 11 562 KIRUHURA KINONI COMMUNITY HIGH KINONI COMMUNITY HIGH 1025140340474 Equity Bank RUSHERE 17,813,000 SECONDARY SCHOOL ARY SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL 7 571 BUDAKA LYAMA S.S LYAMA SEN.SEC.SCH. 3110600893 Centenary Bank MBALE 11,726,000 12 562 KIRUHURA SANGA SEN SEC SCHOOL SANGA SEC SCHOOL 5010381271 Centenary Bank MBARARA 11,931,000 8 571 BUDAKA NABOA S.S.S NABOA S.S.S 0140047144501 Stanbic Bank Uganda PALLISA 20,362,000 Total 221,620,000 9 571 BUDAKA IKI IKI S.S IKI-IKI S.S 0140047145501 Stanbic Bank Uganda PALLISA 40,142,000 - 10 571 BUDAKA IKI IKI HIGH SCHOOL IKI IKI HIGH SCHOOL 01113500194316 Dfcu Bank MBALE 23,171,000 1 563 KOBOKO FRANCIS AYUME MEMO- FRANCIS AYUME MEMO- 0140040877201 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 14,946,000 BUDAKA RIAL S.S RIAL S.S 11 571 BUDAKA MUGITI HIGH SCHOOL MUGITI HIGH SCHOOL 2555226600 Dfcu Bank MBALE 17,813,000 2 563 KOBOKO NYANGILIA S.S NYANGILIA S.S 0140065811401 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 24,206,000 Total 325,689,000 3 563 KOBOKO KOBOKO PUBLIC S.S.S KOBOKO PUBLIC S.S.S 0140092099701 Stanbic Bank Uganda ARUA 9,212,000 - 4 563 KOBOKO OMBACI SELF-HELP S.S OMBACI SELF-HELP S.S 0140042716001 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 8,977,000 1 572 OYAM ABUDALA ANYURU MEM ABDALLA ANYURU MEM 0140088504401 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 13,340,000 5 563 KOBOKO NYARILO S.S NYARILO S.S 0140042608701 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 16,306,000 COLLEGE 6 563 KOBOKO DAYSTAR S.S.S DAYSTAR S.S. 0140042514001 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 24,193,000 2 572 OYAM DR ORYANG S.S DR ORYANG S.S 0140088751601 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 26,158,000 7 563 KOBOKO KOBOKO PARENTS KOBOKO PARENTS 0140042625101 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 6,439,000 3 572 OYAM AMWA COMP S.S AMWA COMP S.S 0140088837301 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 5,945,000 GIRLS S.S GIRLS S.S 4 572 OYAM NGAI S.S NGAI S.S 0140088501501 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 15,767,000 8 563 KOBOKO KOBOKO MODERN SS KOBOKO MODERN S.S 0140092025301 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 6,873,000 5 572 OYAM OTWAL S.S OTWAL S.S 0140091042201 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 4,920,000 9 563 KOBOKO ST CHARLES LWANGA ST. CHARLES LWANGA 0140091543801 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 21,356,000 6 572 OYAM ACABAS S.S ACABA S.S 0140089087601 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 8,077,000 COLLEGE KOBOKO COLLEGE KOBOKO 7 572 OYAM ICEME GIRLS S.S ICEME GIRLS S.S 0140088501601 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 28,003,000 10 563 KOBOKO MILLENIUM COLLEGE MILLENNIUM COLLEGE 0140065839501 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 2,460,000 8 572 OYAM ATAPARA S.S.S ATAPARA S.S 0140090323501 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 63,036,000 11 563 KOBOKO NYAI S.S.S NYAI S.S.S 0140091511701 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 10,236,000 9 572 OYAM LORO S.S LORO S.S 0140088502401 Stanbic Bank Uganda APAC 10,537,000 12 563 KOBOKO LONGIRA S.S.S LONGIRA S.S.S 0140091512801 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 5,576,000 Total 175,783,000 13 563 KOBOKO KOCHI SS KOCHI S.S 0121465875401 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 15,792,000 - 14 563 KOBOKO KOBOKO TOWN COLLEGE KOBOKO TOWN COLLEGE 0140042776601 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOBOKO 37,056,000 1 573 ABIM ABIM S.S ABIM S.S 0140075116701 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOTIDO 31,593,000 Total 203,628,000 2 573 ABIM ALEREK PROGRESSIVE ALEREK PROGRESSIVE 0140075667701 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOTIDO 32,295,000 - ACADEMY ACADEMY 1 564 AMOLATAR AGWINGIRI GIRL’S AGWINGIRI GIRLS SS 0140090009801 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 4,469,000 3 573 ABIM LOTUKE SEED S.S LOTUKE SEED SEC SCH 0140075291401 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOTIDO 26,013,000 SCHOOL 4 573 ABIM MORULEM GIRLS’ S.S MORULEM GIRLS’ S.S 0140075209601 Stanbic Bank Uganda KOTIDO 18,094,000 2 564 AMOLATAR KIOGA PROG.COLLEGE KIOGA PROG.COLLEGE 0140063721501 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 8,225,000 Total 107,995,000 3 564 AMOLATAR ALEMERE COMPREHEN- ALEMERE COMPREHEN- 0140090018501 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 12,987,000 - SIVE SS SIVE SS 1 574 NAMUTUMBA BUGOBI H.S BUGOBI HIGH SCHOOL 0140036620701 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 17,813,000 4 564 AMOLATAR AMOLATAR SS AMOLATAR SS 0140090009701 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 12,844,000 2 574 NAMUTUMBA NANGONDE ARK PEAS NANGONDE ARK PEAS 4,700,000 5 564 AMOLATAR APUTI SS APUTI SS 0140090005001 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 25,435,000 HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCH 6 564 AMOLATAR AWELO SS AWELLO SS 0140090023201 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 6,437,000 3 574 NAMUTUMBA IVUKULA S.S IVUKULA S.S 0140057681301 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 15,334,000 7 564 AMOLATAR NAMASALE SEED SS NAMASALE SEED SECOND- 01053500253813 Dfcu Bank LIRA 19,985,000 4 574 NAMUTUMBA NKONO MEMORIAL S.S NKONO MEMORIAL S.S 0140036261902 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 14,429,000 ARY SCHOOL 5 574 NAMUTUMBA KIBAALE HIGH SCHOOL KIBAALE HIGH SCHOOL 0121004611901 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 43,992,000 Total 90,382,000 6 574 NAMUTUMBA ST MATHIAS MAGADA S.S ST.MATHIAS MAGADA S.S 95060200000312 Bank Of Baroda IGANGA 6,765,000 - 7 574 NAMUTUMBA NABINYONYI PARENTS NABINYONYI PARENTS S.S 0140057662501 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 21,855,000 1 565 AMURIA ST PAUL ABARILELA SS ST PAUL ABARILELA SS 4520372128 Centenary Bank SOROTI 9,225,000 S.S 2 565 AMURIA AMURIA SS AMURIA SS 0140050305501 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 41,519,000 8 574 NAMUTUMBA KIGALAMA FORWARD SS KIGALAMA FORWARD 95060200000423 Bank Of Baroda IGANGA 28,520,000 3 565 AMURIA AMURIA HIGH SCHOOL AMURIA HIGH SCHOOL 0140050316201 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 53,597,000 BUSEMBATIA SECONDARY SCHOOL 4 565 AMURIA ASAMUK COMMUNITY SS ASAMUK COMMUNITY SS 4510400074 Centenary Bank SOROTI 5,076,000 9 574 NAMUTUMBA KISIKI COLLEGE NAMU- KISIKI COLLEGE NAMU- 0140036211601 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 59,670,000 5 565 AMURIA ST BENEDICT’S S S 3,525,000 TUMBA TUMBA 6 565 AMURIA OCOCIA GIRLS SS OCOCIA GIRLS SS 4510311201 Centenary Bank SOROTI 14,288,000 10 574 NAMUTUMBA KANGULUMO SS KANGULUMO S.S 1014140133250 Equity Bank IGANGA 31,087,000 7 565 AMURIA MORUNGATUNY SSS MORUNGATUNY SSS 0140071977201 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 17,999,000 NAMUTUMBA 8 565 AMURIA ORUNGO HIGH SCHOOL ORUNGO HIGH SCHOOL 0140050251201 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 30,697,000 11 574 NAMUTUMBA NAMUTUMBA MIXED SS NAMUTUMBA MIXED 0140012435501 Stanbic Bank Uganda IGANGA 5,922,000 9 565 AMURIA ST MICHEAL SS WERA ST MICHEAL’S SEC SCH 4520410062 Centenary Bank SOROTI 22,560,000 SEC SCH WERA 12 574 NAMUTUMBA DESTINY SS DESTINY SSS 1630027000008 Post Bank Kampala IGANGA 8,131,000 10 565 AMURIA ST PETERS SS AMURIA ST PETERS SS ACOWA 0140050307301 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 19,601,000 13 574 NAMUTUMBA NAMUTUMBA CENTRAL NAMUTUMBA CENTRAL H/S 1630027000028 Post Bank Kampala IGANGA 5,170,000 11 565 AMURIA JOHN ELURU MEM SS JOHN ELURU MEMORIAL S.S 4510311420 Centenary Bank SOROTI 5,658,000 H/S 12 565 AMURIA ST FRANCIS ACUMET ST FRANCIS ACUMET SS 0121049900901 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 14,596,000 14 574 NAMUTUMBA AGAPE SS AGAPE S.S NAMUTUMBA 95060200000379 Bank Of Baroda IGANGA 75,507,000 13 565 AMURIA LABIRA GIRLS SS LABIRA GIRLS SS 0140050702501 Stanbic Bank Uganda SOROTI 15,047,000 15 574 NAMUTUMBA BUKONTE S.S BUKONTE S.S 95060200000311 Bank Of Baroda IGANGA 22,042,000 Total 253,388,000 16 574 NAMUTUMBA KYABAZINGA BENEVO- KYABAZINGA BEN S.S 95060200000062 Bank Of Baroda IGANGA 26,978,000 - LENT S.S 1 566 MANAFWA BUBUTU S.S BUBUTU S.S 5800499951 Barclays Bank MBALE 27,038,000 Total 387,915,000 2 566 MANAFWA BUGOBERO H.S BUGOBERO HIGH SCHL 0140043662001 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 42,804,000 - 3 566 MANAFWA WABWALA S.S WABWALA S.S 0140044527601 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 29,111,000 1 575 DOKOLO AGWATA SS AGWATA SS 0140090023101 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 16,031,000 4 566 MANAFWA BUKOKHO S.S BUKOKHO S.S 0140046794001 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 20,664,000 2 575 DOKOLO BATA MODERN SS BATA MODERN SS 0140063713901 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 29,352,000 5 566 MANAFWA BUTIRU S.S BUTIRU S.S 0140043688401 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 14,104,000 3 575 DOKOLO BATA SECONDARY BATA SS 0140090003801 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 18,729,000 6 566 MANAFWA BUMBO PROGRES- - SCHOOL SIVE SSS 4 575 DOKOLO ST JOHN BOSCO SS ST JOHN BOSCO SS DOKOLO 0140090146201 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 12,297,000 7 566 MANAFWA BUMBO S.S BUMBO S.S 0140044017801 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 57,988,000 DOKOLO 8 566 MANAFWA AFRICANA S S AFRICAN SSS 3110301129 Centenary Bank MBALE 6,251,000 5 575 DOKOLO DOKOLO PROGRES- DOKOLO PROGRESSIVE 1010610366 Centenary Bank LIRA 4,089,000 9 566 MANAFWA RIVERSIDE COMPR RIVERSIDE COMPR COLLEGE 1632201000488 Post Bank Kampala MBALE 14,147,000 SIVE SS SECONDARY SCHOOL COLLEGE 6 575 DOKOLO KANGAI SS KANGAI SS 0140090146301 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 38,933,000 10 566 MANAFWA NAMISINDWA S.S NAMISINDWA S.S 0140044034701 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 18,953,000 7 575 DOKOLO KWERA SS REHABILITATION OF 0140090384701 Stanbic Bank Uganda LIRA 20,876,000 11 566 MANAFWA KIMALULI HIGH KIMALULI HIGH SCHL 0140044755401 Stanbic Bank Uganda MBALE 18,778,000 KWERA SS 12 566 MANAFWA BUTIRU CHRISTIAN BUTRU CHRISTIAN COMPR 152006508100 Standard Chartered Bank MBALE 22,860,000 Total 140,307,000 COMP SS SSS - 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    UGANDA - Arua District - Base map Otravu Alibabito au Eny Ewafa Naiforo Cilio Tondolo MOYO Ongoro Olovu Achimari Koyi Obuje Dilakate Apaa YUMBE Adu Atubanga Leju Wawa Arara Oluffe Alinga Aterodri Lamila Aripea HC III Otrevu Ewanga Alibabito Ambidro Paranga Yazo Odranlere Ale Kamadi Aranga Atratraka Kijomoro Alivu Ngurua Owafa Orukurua Aiivu Angilia Owaffa Ejomi Adzuani Rubu Simbili Aringa Terego Ariwara Obisa Angilia Male ETHIOPIA Djawudjawu Kijoro Lokiragodo Katrini SOUTH SUDAN Tseko Nderi Ombatini Akei Kamatsau Michu Kidjoro kubo Koboko - Arua Road Aliba MARACHA Nyaute Oriajini Waka Angiria Lolo Ombayi Nderi AROI Hospital NORTHERN REGION Tshakay Ayiko Sua Lolo Maracha Otumbari Mingoro Wandi Yoro Wanyange DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Ewadri EASTERN AYIVUNI Anzaiya Okalara REGION KENYA Imvenga Ombayi MANIBE Lukuma WESTERN Abia REGION Kampala Azokini Abi Yole Ocodri CENTRAL Ombai Ocodri HC III REGION Kuku RIGBO Kari Kuku Oleko Bilefe Ombaci Wanica Kikia Mbaraka UNITED REPUBLIC OF Ayivu Oreko RWANDA Uzu Fundu TANZANIA Paraka Wiria Panduru Adumi Ombache Rigbo Essoko Oyo Adumi Road Tangala Pajulu LEGEND Essoko Odro Arivu Mite ADUMI Nvio Odoi Obuin Oria Mite Ombayi Mariestopes RIVER DADAMU Isakua Admin capital lvl 2 Essoko Essoko Omi Uganda OLI Kulekule Uluko Curu ADJUMANI Main town Ombo Nono-Anyavo Arua Regional Kaligo AruaAnyau OLUKO Nyio Pajulu Ayivu County Village Ova Referral Hospital RHINO CAMP Onari Nono-Omi Arua Hill Nono-Nyai PAJULU A Bulukatoni Bismilai Hospital Ovua n Ampi Nono-ayiko Ovoa y Matangacha Nono-Ayia Giligili a u
  • UG-Plan-25 A3 24July09 West Nile Region Planning Map - General United Nations

    UG-Plan-25 A3 24July09 West Nile Region Planning Map - General United Nations

    IMU, UNOCHA Uganda http://www.ugandaclusters.ug http://ochaonline.un.org WEST NILE SUB-REGION: PLANNING MAP (General) SUDAN METU West MIDIGO Moyo MOYO TC (! KEI ! Moyo LUDARA LEFORI MOYO Nimule MOYO DUFILE ! KULUBA Laropi YUMBE ! Koboko KOBOKO)"(! Aringa ROMOGI (! YUMBE )" )" TC APO ADROPI ! Yumbe ITULA Koboko DZAIPI ! LOBULE Lodonga KOBOKO TC ! KURU Adjumani ! MIDIA Obongi DRAJANI (! ADJUMANI TC Obongi ODRAVU ! OLEBA TARA GIMARA Maracha Omugo ! ! East Maracha YIVU OMUGO MARACHA (! Moyo OLUFFE )"(! NYADRI (NYADRI) ADJUMANI PAKELLE ALIBA AII-VU )" Terego (! ODUPI OLUVU KIJOMORO Te re go ! KATRINI OFUA URIAMA AROI MANIBE RIGBO ADUMI Ayivu BELEAFE DADAMU (! OLI RIVER CIFORO ! Arua(! OLUKO RHINO ARUA CAMP HILL PAJULU Rhino Camp ! VURRA AJIA Bondo )" ! Inde Madi- Aru ! ! Okollo )" (! Vurra (! ARUA OGOKO ARIVU ULEPPI Uleppi ! LOGIRI OKOLLO AMURU Okollo ! WADELAI OFFAKA War Lolim KANGO ! ! ATYAK Anaka ! Lalem ! Nwoya Okoro NEBBI (! (! KUCWINY PANYANGO NYAPEA PAKWACH TC ZEU PAIDHA NEBBI TC Jonam )" (! ! Pakwach Padyere NEBBI (! JANGOKORO PAIDHA TC NYARAVUR Goli Pakuba ! ! ERUSSI PAKWACH PAROMBO PANYIMUR Parombo ! Panyimur Paraa ! ! AKWORO Wanseko ! CONGO MASINDI Bulisa (DEM.REP) ! Uganda Overview Mahagi- BULIISA port ! Sudan Congo Legend This map is a work in progress. Data Sources: Map Disclaimer: (Dem.Rep) Please contact the IMU/Ocha Draft )" Landuse Type District Admin Centres Motorable Road National Park as soon as possible with any Admin Boundaries - UBOS 2006 The boundaries and names Forest Reserve corrections. K Admin Centres - UBOS 2002/2006 shown and the designations Kenya (! County Admin Centres District Boundary Rangeland 010205 Landuse - UBOS 2006 used on this map do not imply Game Reserve Kilometers ! To wns County Boundary Water Body/Lakes Road Network - FAO official endorsement or Map Prepare Date: 24 July 2009 (IMU/UNOCHA, Kampala) Towns - Humanitarian Agencies in the field acceptance by the Tanzania Label Sub-County Boundary File: UG-Plan-25_A3_24July09_West Nile Region Planning Map - General United Nations.