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Na Namba Ya Prem Jina La Mwanafunzi Shule Atokayo 1 ORODHA YA WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJIUNGA KIDATO CHA KWANZA MWAKA 2021 WILAYA YA ILALA - WASICHANA A.UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI SHULE YA SEKONDARI KILAKALA - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20140626399 ANITHA DOVINO MASANGULA OLYMPIO SHULE YA SEKONDARI MSALATO - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141542610 ANNE AYUBU MYAULE TUSIIME SHULE YA SEKONDARI TABORA WAS - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20140626534 NEEMA SAMWEL DAUDI OLYMPIO 2 20141403104 LESTA CHARLES GREEN MASAKA 3 20140626533 NEEMA DAMIAN MANG'UNDA OLYMPIO 4 20140626401 ANNA EZEKIEL SAMSON OLYMPIO 5 20140523050 KOKUDAINES MUJUNI RWEYEMAMU FULL GOSPEL B.UFUNDI BWENI SHULE YA SEKONDARI MTWARA UFUNDI - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141435511 NEEMA FRANK SAMSON OLYMPIO SHULE YA SEKONDARI TANGA UFUNDI - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141067935 LIGHTNESS LEVISON JONATHAN TUSIIME 2 20141311322 LILIAN ALEX SINKAMBA USHINDI C.BWENI KAWAIDA SHULE YA SEKONDARI KAZIMA - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20144914811 BRIGHTNESS LEONARD MNYINGA MZAMBARAUNI 2 20141331240 NASRA BAKARI SALUMU MJI MPYA SHULE YA SEKONDARI LOWASSA - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20140801644 SEIFROZA KINANDA MARORO USHINDI 2 20141311313 IRENE CHELES KASSIMU USHINDI SHULE YA SEKONDARI LUGOBA - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141381032 LYDIA ISACKY ZACHARIA UHURU MCHANGANYIKO 2 20130979800 UMM-UKULUTHUM KULWA MOSHI UHURU MCHANGANYIKO 3 20141250012 VIVIAN JACOBO MAGOLO HIGHMOUNT SHULE YA SEKONDARI MKOLANI - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141101412 TATU JUMA MKWANDA MWANGAZA SHULE YA SEKONDARI MLINGANO - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141331312 SHAKILA ALLY SHABANI MJI MPYA SHULE YA SEKONDARI PATANDI - BWENI NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141389221 DORIS YOHANA RIOKA YOMBO 2 20131061778 AMINA DUNIA SALUM BUGURUNI VIZIWI 3 20141179441 LILIANI BOSKO MKWERA BUGURUNI VIZIWI 4 20140754027 AMINA HOSSENI NOZO BUGURUNI VIZIWI 5 20131061786 MARIA ROBERT KAMUNTU BUGURUNI VIZIWI 6 20131061785 MAGRETH EMANUEL YARO BUGURUNI VIZIWI 7 20131061788 MARTHA PHILIPO NYAMBAYA BUGURUNI VIZIWI 8 20141454916 ABIGAEL SAMWELI PIUS AIRWING 9 20141443993 MARY ZEGERA YOHANA KANANURA D.SHULE TEULE ZA MKOA SHULE YA SEKONDARI B.W.MKAPA - KUTWA NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20141067976 RAINER RYAN MGALULA TUSIIME ILALA 1 REO DSM PSLE 2020 NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 2 20141067902 ERIETH ERICK MLIGO TUSIIME 3 20143451853 NEEMA PAUL MAGOTI TUSIIME 4 20140778518 MWANAIDI RAMADHANI KHALFAN MAKTABA 5 20140778523 NAJMA SAID MWINYIMKUU MAKTABA 6 20140778522 NAIYAZATH ABDUL JUMA MAKTABA 7 20141067924 IMELDA ALBERT SANGA TUSIIME 8 20141487089 MARIA ISAKA DAUDI MINAZI MIREFU 9 20140778521 NAFSAT MALIK MOHAMED MAKTABA 10 20140778529 RADHIA WALLY NAMATA MAKTABA 11 20141067989 SOFIA FRANCIS MWASOTA TUSIIME 12 20141067893 DOLLEEN EDWARD GERALD TUSIIME 13 20140499221 HAFSA ATHUMAN MBUGI TUSIIME 14 20140626545 RACHEL LAZARO NYHASI OLYMPIO 15 20140778520 NAFISA SAIDI MTONGA MAKTABA 16 20140513190 CECILIA FRANCIS MODAHA AGNES MICHAEL 17 20141648631 ISMA HASSAN YAHAYA MAJANI YA CHAI 18 20141108624 LEILAH OMARI NANYAMBO MKOANI 19 20140626544 RACHEL DICKSON MIANGA OLYMPIO 20 20140626550 REBECCA NOEL MSUMARI OLYMPIO 21 20140626582 SOMOE MOHAMED LIYAKA OLYMPIO 22 20141468085 SILVIA NELSON NGOWO FOUNTAIN GATE 23 20140626521 MWANAISHA HAMAD MASUDI OLYMPIO 24 20140626563 SALHA MUSA SHABAN OLYMPIO 25 20140626581 SHEMSA MBARAKA MSANGAWINA OLYMPIO 26 20140897505 HILDA FESTO UKULULE MACEDONIA 27 20141538994 BRANDINA FANUEL NDABILA MOUNT PLEASANT 28 20141403082 DORCUS PETER MAGWAZA MASAKA 29 20141543456 NADIYAT RASHID KIMAYA MACEDONIA 30 20141817755 KAISERN DORAH JUTTA MACEDONIA 31 20140795762 DOREEN GODBLESS JOSEPH ST ROSALIA 32 20141403098 JACKLINE TANASIO LAMECK MASAKA 33 20141361362 VIVIAN NOEL KABIGI BENEDICT 34 20140626413 BEATRICE OMARY MPWANDA OLYMPIO 35 20141809921 GIFT MWINJUMA MAGARI ST. AUGUSTINE 36 20141255830 FELISTER YOHANA KABIPE KILIMANI 37 20140779693 RAHMA ABDULKARIM JUMA KISUTU 38 20140626453 FRIDA EVORD LUHAGAZE OLYMPIO 39 20141087439 PRISCA ZEPHANIA YAREDI MAGOROFANI 40 20141396401 RACHEL ANTHONY KAKORE MAGOROFANI 41 20141487006 DORCAS GODSON MKUMBO MINAZI MIREFU 42 20140626595 TUTINDAGA HUMPHREY MWAKALINGA OLYMPIO 43 20141184990 ESTHER JACKSON BWIRE MAENDELEO 44 20140778504 IRENE ROGASIAN ANTONY MAKTABA 45 20140626578 SHEKHA HUSSEIN ROSHY OLYMPIO 46 20140626484 JAWAR JUMANNE SAID OLYMPIO 47 20141086835 LAILATH NASSORO ALMASI MOGO 48 20140626538 NORA STANLEY MWANACHE OLYMPIO 49 20140626375 AISHA AMANI KOMBA OLYMPIO 50 20140626460 HALIMA ABDUL LUGAWA OLYMPIO 51 20140778506 JOSEPHINA ALOYCE JOSEPH MAKTABA 52 20140448142 QUEEN HAMZA KIDAVA MAKTABA 53 20140982257 AMINA IBRAHIM ALLY MSIMBAZI MSETO 54 20140626524 NAIMA SEIF ISMAIL OLYMPIO 55 20140895988 SHAMIMU ALLY OMARY UPANGA 56 20142186275 HERIETH FRANK KAFEN UHURU WASICHANA 57 20140866004 DORCAS WILFRED JEREMIA KIPUNGUNI 58 20140874858 MWADAWA WAZIRI MACHAGA MAFANIKIO 59 20141516610 ZAHARA MASOUDI SAIDI KICHANGANI ILALA 2 REO DSM PSLE 2020 NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 60 20140589379 HUSNA HARIDI NAKAPALA UHURU MCHANGANYIKO 61 20131061782 HAMIDA HAMIDU HARUNA BUGURUNI VIZIWI 62 20131061783 HAPPINESS GEORGE MALUGU BUGURUNI VIZIWI 63 20131061794 SWAUMU HAMISI SHESHE BUGURUNI VIZIWI 64 20141255888 MARTHA DEUSDEDIT KIBENA UKONGA 65 20131061795 WANDE MAKANI SAI BUGURUNI VIZIWI 66 20140997982 ANNETH DEOGRATIAS ASSENGA DARAJANI 67 20141381046 ZULFA CHRISTOPHER MREMA UHURU MCHANGANYIKO 68 20141648639 JULIANA JEROME MBOKO MAJANI YA CHAI SHULE YA SEKONDARI CHANG'OMBE - KUTWA NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20140626448 FATUMA ALLY CHAULA OLYMPIO 2 20140499232 TAMIA NURDIN HUSSEIN FORTUNE 3 20140789932 SALMA IDD MSEMWA ABC CAPITAL 4 20140507595 FAUSTA CLEOPHAS SIKADA HARVAD 5 20141383684 BLESSING NURUELY MBOYA CHRIST THE KING 6 20141067918 HAMISA MUSTAFA UMANDE TUSIIME 7 20140626568 SHADYA MUSA SENG'ENGE OLYMPIO 8 20140626569 SHADYA SAID SHABAN OLYMPIO 9 20140507601 HADIJA MASHAURI MUSA HARVAD 10 20141067917 HAMIDA BARAKA MOSES TUSIIME 11 20140513191 CHARITY AUGUSTO MWINUKA AGNES MICHAEL 12 20140626527 NAJMA MAHFUDHI KASONSO OLYMPIO 13 20140626517 MULHAT SHABANI KILEO OLYMPIO 14 20141023829 DOREEN ANDREA MWANG'AMBA LIWITI 15 20140510330 SHARIFA AHMAD MSELEM ANDREW'S 16 20140996712 HAJRA MOHAMED HAJI MZAMBARAUNI 17 20141261067 AJRAAH ABDULKARIM ABDILLAH DIAMOND 18 20140778517 MUZDALFA ZUBERI MOHAMED MAKTABA 19 20140626436 EDNA SIMON MKUNYA OLYMPIO 20 20140626431 DEBORAH KENNEDY SEITH OLYMPIO 21 20140626506 MARIA JOSEPH THEOPHIL OLYMPIO 22 20144282654 AKIZA PHARES KAKULIMA DADDY 23 20141083295 AVERINE SAID RAMADHANI MAARIFA 24 20141249315 SHALMIN ALLY MWISHEHE MISEWE 25 20141542798 RAHMA KHAMISI ABEID ZANAKI 26 20140626603 WARDA SHABAN PAZI OLYMPIO 27 20141672271 AHLAM MOHAMED HAMAD DIAMOND 28 20140996705 FAUDHIA RAMADHANI HAJOKWA MZAMBARAUNI 29 20141323611 SOFIA SELEMANI OMARI UMOJA 30 20141450953 ESTHER RAPHAEL MHANDO UKONGA JICA 31 20141450985 RODA MSUDANI MGENDI UKONGA JICA 32 20140778505 JANETH MOHAMED OMARY MAKTABA SHULE YA SEKONDARI DSM - KUTWA NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 1 20140626414 BRIGHTNESS CONSTANTINE MALLYA OLYMPIO 2 20141067966 NICE SABA KANYWANYI TUSIIME 3 20140626531 NASRA YUNUS MAVURA OLYMPIO 4 20140626535 NEEMA SIMON MTUI OLYMPIO 5 20140656627 UMMY SALUM SKATT NYAMATA 6 20140778519 NADYA SHAFII RASHID MAKTABA 7 20142420867 NAILAT MFAUME NJONJOLO OLYMPIO 8 20140626522 NADYA ANDREW MPANDULI OLYMPIO 9 20140626572 SHANIA JUMA SAID OLYMPIO 10 20140778514 MARYCIANA CHARLES GREGORY MAKTABA 11 20142227466 NAJMA SEFU KISIWA OLYMPIO 12 20140626405 ANNA HUMPHREY BWANAUS OLYMPIO 13 20141707547 IRENE MANGALU BUDEBA HERITAGE 14 20141184961 ASELLA EGIDIUS BONIFACE MAENDELEO ILALA 3 REO DSM PSLE 2020 NA NAMBA YA PREM JINA LA MWANAFUNZI SHULE ATOKAYO 15 20140452697 DOREEN PETER MSHIHIRI TIGOHANE 16 20141067967 GEORGETTE SADOCK MUGENDI TUSIIME 17 20140887466 HAPPINESS ALEX BUPILIPILI MAFANIKIO 18 20140812430 TAUDENSIA BONIFASI SHIRIMA KIPAWA LIBERMAN 19 20141067873 ALICE LAUREAN JOHN TUSIIME 20 20141067877 ANJELINA GOODLUCK MANGOWI TUSIIME 21 20142527200 VIVIAN KIMELEMBE KORODATUS MAKTABA 22 20141067892 DIANA KAINOMGISHA MWESIGA TUSIIME 23 20140887822 GLORY PETER WILSON PAMOJA 24 20141457076 JACKLINE ALFRED WENDELINE MASAKA 25 20140626439 ELIZABETH WILSON EMMANUEL OLYMPIO 26 20140507594 FAT-HIYYAH AWADH MUKAYU HARVAD 27 20140626565 SAMIRA ALLY SULEIMAN OLYMPIO 28 20140626442 ESTHER KIONDO KITATO OLYMPIO 29 20141174718 GRACE GASPER MWANGA ST. MAXIMILIAN 30 20140626455 GIFT FRANK MADILA OLYMPIO 31 20141450958 GLORY YOHANA YONA UKONGA JICA 32 20141450957 GLADNESS ABSALOM MOKILY UKONGA JICA 33 20141450959 HELINA ISACK MICHAEL UKONGA JICA 34 20140626584 SOPHIA BAKARI MVUNGI OLYMPIO 35 20140626588 SOPHIA SADICK SAIDY OLYMPIO 36 20141672416 SHEILA SHABAN KHALFAN DIAMOND 37 20140626364 AGAPE SAULI MADALE OLYMPIO 38 20140553881 HAWA SELEMAN KILAWE HEKIMA 39 20141542780 MARIAM HASSANI KUNDAMAYI ZANAKI 40 20140778509 LUTFIYA KHAMIS BAKARI MAKTABA 41 20140778512 MARIAM SALIM GUGU MAKTABA 42 20140986674 GLORIA SEMENI PETRO GONGO LA MBOTO JICA 43 20140778510 MARIAM ABDALLAH MBEGU MAKTABA 44 20140626591 SUZAN DOTTO DICKSON OLYMPIO 45 20140779629 ASMA SAID CHILUMBA KISUTU 46 20141544956 AMINA JAFARY MOHAMED DIAMOND SHULE YA SEKONDARI
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