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Sub-County Zone Schools LDD TDD PROJECTOR DCSWR KILIFI SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KILIFI COUNTY Sub-County Zone Schools LDD TDD PROJECTOR DCSWR KILIFI CENTRAL ZONE Kilifi Primary 103 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE Ganze Primary 41 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI ZONE Jilore Primary 80 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE BAMBA 100 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE MARYANGO 156 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE BANDARI 119 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE MITSEMERINI 49 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE MWAKWALA 74 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE KABELENGANI 41 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE MLUNGU WA MAWE 37 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE DUNGICHA 63 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MALOMANI 35 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MUHOHONI 42 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE PALAKUMI 38 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE DARAJANI 25 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE KARIMANI 16 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE MNAGOWADOLA 24 2 1 1 GANZE BAMBA ZONE PAZIANI 103 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MIKULUNI 42 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MWAPULA 51 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MIGUMOMIRI 22 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE TSANZUNI 34 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE ZONE MWAEBA 45 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI SOKOKE 30 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI TANDIA 20 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI RARE 50 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI MWARANDINDA 106 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI DZIKUNZE 81 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI MABIRIKANI 138 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI DANICHA 50 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI SILALA 34 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI DULUKIZA 55 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI NYARI 76 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI CHANAGANDE 153 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MWANDAZA 84 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MIKIRIANI 74 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KINANI 117 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI BIRINIMWAMLEKA 82 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MAKOMBOANI 63 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI TSUNGUNI 69 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MISUFINI 313 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MAANDANI 98 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MWARENI 178 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MARIAKANI 117 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MWIJO 131 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MADZIMBANI 127 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI ST. MICHAEL'S 128 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MIGUNDINI 126 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI GANDINI 116 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL NG'OMBENI 179 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL KIBAONI 137 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL ST. THOMAS 78 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL MNARANI 77 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL BASI 96 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL MATSANGONI 90 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL BAHATI 96 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL NGERENYI 72 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL CHUMANI 67 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL KILODI 89 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL TUMAINI (DERA) 70 2 1 1 MALINDI MALINDI/CENTRAL KARIMA 190 2 1 1 MALINDI MALINDI/CENTRAL ST. ANDREW'S 134 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KILIFI COUNTY MALINDI MALINDI/CENTRAL UPWEONI 100 2 1 1 MALINDI MALINDI/CENTRAL MALINDI CENTRAL 82 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU KIJIWETANGA 250 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU MKAOMOTO 188 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU GEDE 128 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU DABASO 78 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU KAKUYUNI 147 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU KAVUNYALALO 150 2 1 1 MALINDI WATAMU MIJOMBONI 92 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI MWANGUTWA 147 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI BOFU 124 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI BOYANI 95 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI MWATSAMA 80 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI BUNI 36 2 1 1 RABAI RABAI BENYOKA 186 2 1 1 RABAI RURUMA JEURI 61 2 1 1 RABAI RURUMA KANYUMBUNI 32 2 1 1 RABAI RURUMA MITSAJENI 72 2 1 1 RABAI RURUMA RIBE 58 2 1 1 SHARIANI MWAKUHENGA 62 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI BARICHO 64 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI DAKACHA 50 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI MASINDENI 60 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI ULAYA 42 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI BURA 35 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI SINGWAYA 57 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI MAPIMO 133 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI KAEMBENI 62 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI BOMANI 82 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI MWANGATINI 210 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI MAJENJENI 105 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI SOSONI 96 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI MARIKEBUNI 56 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI YEDHI 55 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI RASI 30 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI KITSOENI 60 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI NGAMANI 66 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI DZITSONI 52 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI CHASIMBA CENTRAL 62 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI BUNGU 70 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI MTOMONDONI 156 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI MTWAPA 138 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI KIKAMBALA 100 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI SHARIANI 92 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI MAVUENI 138 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI BAHARINI 108 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI GONGONI 105 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI JUNJU 92 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI TAKAUNGU 82 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA MARAFA 86 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA ADU 41 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA SHOMELA 47 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA KANYUMBUNI 41 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA NYAMALASINENE 40 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA SOSOCHAMARI 42 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA KATA 39 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI MWAZANG'OMBE 109 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI PINGILIKANI 60 2 1 1 KILIFI CHONYI CHIJE 51 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI KADZUHONI 94 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI MAJI-LANGOBAYA 77 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI MONGITINI 62 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI GANDINI 42 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KILIFI COUNTY MALINDI KAKONENI MARIKANO 41 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI KHOMBENI 35 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI PCEA BOMBI 38 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI BALAGHA 37 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI YEMBE 35 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI GOSHI 63 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MWENGE 47 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE BAHERO 30 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MASEMO 38 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MAOJO 26 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE VITSAPUNI 33 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MIGODOMANI 43 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MDANGARANI 35 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MBONGA 62 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE MGAMBONI 33 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE JARIBUNI 35 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE TSANGALEWANI 22 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE KATOFENI 16 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE BARAKA 16 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI MURYACHAKWE 34 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI MRIMAWANDEGE 58 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI KAFULONI 50 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI MITSEDZINI 47 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI M'BWANA 31 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI KWADADU 35 2 1 1 GANZE VITENGENI FORODHOYO 30 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MIHINGONI 74 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KADZONZO 57 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI VUGA 41 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI TSAKAROLOVU 60 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KABATHENI 50 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MAKULULU 42 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KADZANDANI 41 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KDZINI 63 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MAHENZO 60 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MWAKOLO 84 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI DHOLOLO 55 2 1 1 MAGARINI GARASHI BUNGALE 39 2 1 1 MAGARINI MAGARINI KAMBICHA 26 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI KULALU 37 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI MATOLANI 35 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI GALANA RANCH 14 2 1 1 MALINDI KAKONENI KAYADAGAMRA 59 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE CHINYUME 15 2 1 1 GANZE GANZE KINUNG'UNA 75 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL MARAFIKI 28 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL MKOMBE 47 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL TEZO 27 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL UYOMBO MAWENI 31 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA KAOYENI 21 2 1 1 MAGARINI MARAFA CHANJALO 14 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI HADEMU 146 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI VIRAGONI 102 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI KINAGONI 90 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MITSIKITSINI 68 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI KAKOMANI 69 2 1 1 KALOLENI MARIAKANI MWANAMWINGA 35 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI M'BOMBONI 53 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI BEMBO 61 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI KARIMBONI 54 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI MITULANI 55 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI LUBONDO 36 2 1 1 KILIFI SUB COUNTY CHONYI MITUNDANI 42 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KILIFI COUNTY KILIFI CENTRAL MTONDIA 48 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL AMA 44 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL BOFA 58 2 1 1 KILIFI CENTRAL NGALA 21 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI VUMA 84 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI KIRIBA 45 2 1 1 KILIFI SHARIANI KIRINGI MEMORIAL 20 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI BARAKA 117 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI SHANGIA 106 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI MNYENZENI 95 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI IKANGA 94 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI MIYANI 48 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI PANGAYAMBO 72 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI KAVUKA 47 2 1 1 KALOLENI SUB COUNTY MARIAKANI MARIAKANI GARRISON 45 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI KIZURINI 127 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI VISHAKANI 126 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI CHILULU 65 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI TSAGWA 71 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI CHALANI 88 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MWAMBANI 75 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI WALEA 52 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MAORO 62 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI MGAMBONI 33 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI IMANI 54 2 1 1 KALOLENI KALOLENI ST.
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