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School of Humanities and Social Sciences Bachelor of Arts - Non Quota Studies SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES BACHELOR OF ARTS - NON QUOTA STUDIES FEMALE No. STUDENT ID NAME NRC / PASSPORT 1 2018179411 AKALILWA RITA NALUCHA 154130/79/1 2 2018204947 AMONI MUPALWA M. O 906248/10/2 3 2018218034 ANTOINETTE ZULU 368808/73/1 4 2018232355 BANDA ANGELA 422747/51/1 5 2018234536 BANDA CHARITY 433498/53/1 6 2018179641 BANDA ETHEL 212729/19/1 7 2018180398 BANDA GIFT 564380/10/1 8 2018179811 BANDA KALUBA 559692/10/1 9 2018197886 BANDA KONDWANI 331658/68/1 10 2018184555 BANDA LOVENESS BANDA 188850/55/1 11 2018219600 BANDA NAZANA 563254/1 12 2018188861 BANDA SHUPIWE 562558/10/1 13 2018181408 BANDA THANDIWE 566262/10/1 14 2018188488 BANDA TIFANANE 414281/53/1 15 2018177061 BANDA TIZA 565677/10/1 16 2018194569 BBAKASA FELISTERS 152347/78/1 17 2018180274 BBUKU MWENDALUBI 558681/10/1 18 2018214128 BEENE KAVUMBU 261902/75/1 19 2018192671 BOBO LENGWE 563050/10/1 20 2018189425 BOUSSO MAIMUNA 536721/10/1 21 2018200534 BOWA MALUMBO 559620/10/1 22 2018185021 BWALYA ANITA 389677/10/1 23 2018193619 BWALYA BWALYA 349716/64/1 24 2018193554 BWALYA CHITA 570141/67/1 25 2018191977 BWALYA JANE 289310/71/1 26 2018180304 BWALYA MARGARET 575996/10/1 27 2018195565 BWALYA RUTH 425097/10/1 28 2018190113 BWALYA VIOLET 558784/10/1 29 2018192264 CHABUKA ANGELA 369271/73/1 30 2018194119 CHAMA MWAPE 565906/10/1 31 2018211862 CHAMPEMBA JILL 284864/15/1 32 2018186892 CHANDA DOREEN MWILA 561136/10/1 33 2018183133 CHANDA KAMPAMBA ESTHER 152084/78/1 34 2018186442 CHANDA MERCY 18040/91/1 35 2018186191 CHANDA MWANSA 551824/10/1 36 2018179128 CHANSA MWATI 565339/10/1 37 2018227025 CHAPA CHRISTINE 428518/16/1 38 2018225723 CHAPIMA RUTH 575918/10/1 39 2018182919 CHEKWE CHIMUNYA 158898/95/1 40 2018185578 CHELLA KEDRIANA 540947/61/1 41 2018228030 CHEWE KEREN 386841/65/1 42 2018187171 CHEWE KEZIAH 386842/65/1 43 2018178261 CHEWE TINA 426101/10/1 44 2018198041 CHIBALE PHOSTINAH 295956/13/1 45 2018187139 CHIBANGULA MAPALO 504253/61/1 46 2018221493 CHIBEZA MUMA 262144/45/1 47 2018191900 CHIBUYE CYNTHIA 253078/18/1 48 2018191616 CHIKANGE KASULWE TRISH 571114/67/1 49 2018156837 CHIKELETE ESTHER 255259/84/1 50 2018173341 CHIKUWE LIDA 289049/71/1 51 2018198742 CHIKWALE RHODAH 504103/10/1 52 2018200852 CHILABIKWA CHISHIMBA 253066/18/1 53 2018194224 CHILEKA MWAKA 689065/52/1 54 2018205447 CHILELA CHARITY 279204/13/1 55 2018223895 CHILESHE DIANA MUBIANA 34363/64/1 56 2018182293 CHILESHE LYNN 353737/64/1 57 2018197541 CHILESHE MAPALO 538255/61/1 58 2018238311 CHILESHE MUTALE MULIMA 109653/79/1 59 2018193546 CHILESHE SYLVIA 573379/67/1 60 2018187911 CHILIMA CHARITY 382983/33/1 61 2018227378 CHILUBA ABIGAIL 407027/10/1 62 2018209230 CHILUFYA CHILESHE 544736/10/1 63 2018208233 CHILUFYA SARAH 64 2018225049 CHILUFYA TABETH NGOSA 359037/17/1 65 2018195735 CHILUNDIKA NCHIMUNYA 152216/78/1 66 2018180754 CHIMANYA RUTENDO 570175/10/1 67 2018181289 CHIMBAZA GRACE CHUMA 343165/73/1 68 2018233491 CHIMESE MARIA 513025/61/1 69 2018184539 CHIMFWEMBE BEAUTY 559926/10/1 70 2018230077 CHINGWE BUWAME 366118/64/1 71 2018187198 CHINYAMA LUSEKELO 146077/78/1 72 2018222287 CHINYIMBA HILDAH 561525/10/1 73 2018204718 CHIPANDWE MUTAMINWA MUKOSHA 564406/10/1 74 2018196626 CHIPILI MILIKA KALUNGA 385640/43/1 75 2018222023 CHIPULU CHISHA 331061/68/1 76 2018223976 CHIPULU PIALESS 503104/67/1 77 2018189484 CHISALA ROYCE 332036/68/1 78 2018171020 CHISALE DIANA 386458/10/1 79 2018230697 CHISANGA MERCELYNNE 341696/31/1 80 2018211846 CHISENGA FRIDAH MWEWA 213976/18/1 81 2018195085 CHISENGA HADASSAH 422053/10/1 82 2018237667 CHISENGA HELLEN 355950/66/1 83 2018200992 CHISHIMBA FAITH 563494/10/1 84 2018215442 CHISHIMBA HOPE 385390/43/1 85 2018188011 CHISHIMBA LWAMBA 545929/10/1 86 2018218701 CHISHIMBA MILIMO 561125/10/1 87 2018177443 CHISULO KUNDA 424571/16/1 88 2018196707 CHIWANZA CHENGETAI 569327/10/1 89 2018229770 CHIYUKA CYNTHIA 561820/10/1 90 2018202928 CHLESHE NATASHA 687537/52/1 91 2018186035 CHOLA KAREN 564242/10/1 92 2018206362 CHSULO MWILA 370562/66/1 93 2018213628 CHULU THANDIWE DESHAM 686181/52/1 94 2018217526 CHUNGA CHARITY 286186/12/1 95 2018231561 CIHLEMA NKETANI 230120/77/1 96 2018185047 DAKA MERCY 565363/10/1 97 2018187007 DAKA SINYALA 555945/67/1 98 2018202405 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563452/10/1 122 2018231201 KABA REGINA 566103/10/1 123 2018216589 KABUNDA CHIMUKA 564420/10/1 124 2018186302 KABUNDI ROSENA 230372/77/1 125 2018203657 KABUNGO GRACIOUS 562237/10/1 126 2018189832 KABWE BWALYA 357114/66/1 127 2018236881 KACHINDA TIRZAH 346885/64/1 128 2018237527 KACHOKO PATIENCE 120870/96/1 129 2018189921 KAELA KAELA 682019/52/1 130 2018187236 KAENGA MULENGA AFFIYA 564501/10/1 131 2018192779 KAFUNDA EXILDA 380907/51/1 132 2018186701 KALABA ABIGAL 552448/10/1 133 2018198114 KALINSO MAPALO 522600/61/1 134 2018222619 KALIYANGILE ESTHER 569558/10/1 135 2018191594 KALOLELA DOREEN 384816/43/1 136 2018238175 KALUBA CHISHIMBA 167136/19/1 137 2018221761 KALUBA PETRONELLA 285849/13/1 138 2018223941 KALUMBA MUNTE 215349/91/1 139 2018199765 KALUNGA MWENGE 565522/10/1 140 2018189948 KALUYA GLADYS CHILESHE 539438/61/1 141 2018191217 KAMANDA CHANDA 328911/68/1 142 2018183419 KAMANGA NIZA G 566498/67/1 143 2018157558 KAMANGA RABECCA 290747/47/1 144 2018199072 KAMANGA RUTH 561597/10/1 145 2018197479 KAMANGU KALOBWE VERONICA 554893/10/1 146 2018231677 KAMFWA CHANDA 373225/66/1 147 2018221221 KAMOYA BETHEL 385739/65/1 148 2018182803 KAMUCHELE STELLA 489531/67/1 149 2018189441 KANDEKE KAREN MWABA 559704/10/1 150 2018193091 KANDELA MEMORY 218622/18/1 151 2018198726 KANSEMBE THERESA MULENGA 561860/10/1 152 2018195239 KANSWATA TASILA APRONIA 528753/10/1 153 2018220799 KANUNGWE MUKOBA 563559/10/1 154 2018198734 KAOMA LEAH 564382/10/1 155 2018204653 KAONGA KONDWANI 427953/16/1 156 2018179403 KAONGA TAONGA 372888/43/1 157 2018180606 KAPAMBO PRISCILLA 270214/45/1 158 2018199897 KAPANDA LUSUNGU 569238/10/1 159 2018185012 KAPASO NATASHA NAMFUKWE 275311/71/1 160 2018182005 KAPEKELE KATONGO KABUKABU 562573/10/1 161 2018198416 KAPINGA MUKONDE 556697/10/1 162 2018193899 KAPUNGWE MABEKA 285320/13/1 163 2018237217 KARIM ENALA 159392/95/1 164 2018187503 KASABO MUBANGA 439050/53/1 165 2018193384 KASALU CHRISTINE 428708/16/1 166 2018179420 KASEKETI ANNIE MULENGA 341772/31/1 167 2018205307 KASEMPA NANGOMA 565580/10/1 168 2018196359 KASENGA NORAH 368621/66/1 169 2018195832 KASESHA DELINA 385406/10/1 170 2018190440 KASHETA CATHERINE 559878/10/1 171 2018177478 KASHIMBA NATASHA 566234/10/1 172 2018144901 KASHIMU CHANDA 569314/67/1 173 2018219138 KASOMA GETRUDE 289376/71/1 174 2018186264 KATEBE CHIBWE 558130/10/1 175 2018188798 KATEMBA KATANEKWA 366801/65/1 176 2018182242 KATONGO MWAAMIE 522545/10/1 177 2018212109 KATONGO NATASHA 366316/64/1 178 2018182684 KATONGOLE LYDIA 561396/10/1 179 2018221281 KATOTO CHANGU 488439/10/1 180 2018163493 KATOYO NGAMBO CATHERINE 293015/45/1 181 2018218433 KATUNGU AUXILIA 219491/91/1 182 2018238582 KAUNDA LUSAJO MUTANA 265241/63/1 183 2018219413 KAUNDA PATIENCE 343636/24/1 184 2018186647 KAVUKA RACHEAL 537639/61/1 185 2018184644 KAYOMBO KATENDI 246257/23/1 186 2018215493 KAYUMBA DOREEN K. 286982/71/1 187 2018211021 KAYWALA KARYN NDOPU 342809/73/1 188 2018200887 KEPI ANASTASIA 560977/10/1 189 2018219871 KILELE ALICE 332320/68/1 190 2018192965 KINGELA SHERRINCE 566392/67/1 191 2018194763 KOWA KAYULA 385306/65/1 192 2018216821 KUDYA LIDYA 288235/71/1 193 2018219596 KULYA CHISENGA 427349/16/1 194 2018179675 KUMWENDA ERICA 331219/68/1 195 2018182099 KUMWENDA TAONGA 562672/10/1 196 2018178954 KUSEMWA MULEMWA 565803/10/1 197 2018218859 KWALELA MWANDU 575854/10/1 198 2018194640 LEKEZYA MONICA 311496/42/1 199 2018198921 LIHUNE MARY MUSIALELA 218253/91/1 200 2018206150 LISOMONA MEMORY 359614/17/1 201 2018191543 LISOMONA YEN-SHAWNEE 573320/67/1 202 2018187562 LONGWE SAMANTHA 563150/10/1 203 2018181092 LUKALANGA ROSEMARY MOFYA 379385/33/1 204 2018186485 LUKONDE CHIBAMBA NAISHIBA 366131/64/1 205 2018199641 LUMAMBA CHIMUKA 319023/68/1 206 2018214195 LUNENDA VIOLET 262895/81/1 207 2018178491 LUNGU CHOOLWE 566534/10/1 208 2018186132 LUNGU GETRUDE 569554/10/1 209 2018185497 LUNGU NATASHA KACHEMA 567422/10/1 210 2018211633 LUO MULASA MARTINA 563420/10/1 211 2018199803 LUWANDO BETTY 246686/18/1 212 2018202197 LUWAYA BEATRICE 559935/10/1 213 2018206036 LWIINDI MUTINTA 567915/10/1 214 2018188933 LYAN'GANGA MONDE 511364/67/1 215 2018183851 LYEMPE MWAKABOMBA 545257/10/1 216 2018212958 MAAMBO ELIZABETH 565827/10/1 217 2018216902 MAAMBO MARTHA CHIPEGO 215903/18/1 218 2018208730 MACTRIBOUY GRACE 563015/10/1 219 2018180941 MAINZA MIYANDA 230143/77/1 220 2018182323 MALAMA BWALYA 418870/10/1 221 2018189557 MALAMA YUMBA 561061/10/1 222 2018237756 MALAMBO DOCTRINE H.
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