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Halmashauri Ya Arusha Wilaya Ya Arumeru Mkoa Wa MKOA WA ARUSHA HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA ARUSHA WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJINGA NA KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2018 HALMASHAURI YA ARUSHA WILAYA YA ARUMERU A: SHULE ZA SEKONDARI ZA BWENI WAVULANA NAMBA YA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0101012-024 HASHIM MAULID HASHIM GREEN ACRES ILBORU 229 A 2 PS0101012-033 JOSHUA THADEI TEMBA GREEN ACRES ILBORU 229 A 3 PS0101012-008 DAVID HUMPHREY MBISE GREEN ACRES MZUMBE 228 A 4 PS0101012-043 PRINCE PASCAL KIRENGA GREEN ACRES KIBAHA 228 A 5 PS0101024-010 BRIAN VITALIS LUCAS KILIMANJARO IFUNDA TECH 227 A 6 PS0101024-023 MICHAEL HUMPHREY MKUMBO KILIMANJARO IFUNDA TECH 227 A 7 PS0101024-015 ERIC HENRY CHARLES KILIMANJARO IFUNDA TECH 226 A 8 PS0101012-030 JORDAN JONATHAN NJOTTO GREEN ACRES TANGA TECH 226 A 9 PS0101024-004 ABDULMALICK JABIR MHADA KILIMANJARO TANGA TECH 226 A 10 PS0101024-018 FAUZ SAID NASSOR KILIMANJARO TANGA TECH 226 A 11 PS0101085-014 MAXWELL LADISLAUS 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IBRAHIM RAMADHANI MBAGA YAKINI EINOTI 185 B 27 PS0101098-019 HONEST VALENCE SHAYO ST MAGRET EINOTI 184 B 28 PS0101098-027 SAMWEL NGIKUNDAEL MGHASE ST MAGRET EINOTI 183 B 29 PS0101109-004 ARIEL LONGAN REIN YAKINI EINOTI 183 B 30 PS0101109-010 CALVIN JASON KAHEMBE YAKINI EINOTI 182 B Page 3 of 58 31 PS0101098-012 DAVID FRANK MGINA ST MAGRET EINOTI 181 B 32 PS0101109-028 JOSHUA YONA HAMISI YAKINI EINOTI 181 B 33 PS0101109-037 RIDHIWANI SAIDI JUMBE YAKINI EINOTI 181 B 34 PS0101109-036 RAJABU RASHID RAMADHANI YAKINI EINOTI 180 B 35 PS0101098-013 DERICK CHARLES MATERU ST MAGRET EINOTI 179 B 36 PS0101098-014 DERICK JACKSON MOLLEL ST MAGRET EINOTI 178 B 37 PS0101109-007 BRAYAN ZAKAYO KING'ORI YAKINI EINOTI 178 B 38 PS0101109-038 SENDAMA NYAMARODA BUZA YAKINI EINOTI 178 B 39 PS0101109-011 CHRISTOPHER YONA LUKA YAKINI EINOTI 177 B 40 PS0101109-029 JUNIOR ELIAS MOLLEL YAKINI EINOTI 177 B 41 PS0101109-030 KELVIN AYOUB SAMSON YAKINI EINOTI 177 B 42 PS0101109-027 ISSA AMIRI HUSSEIN YAKINI EINOTI 175 B 43 PS0101109-009 CALEB MELEJI MOLLEL YAKINI EINOTI 174 B 44 PS0101109-022 HILLARY LOSERIANI MOLLEL YAKINI EINOTI 174 B 45 PS0101109-001 ABDALLAH SULEIMAN MGWATU YAKINI EINOTI 173 B 46 PS0101109-005 BILAL RAMADHANI MFINANGA YAKINI EINOTI 173 B 47 PS0101109-020 GEOFREY THOMAS KODEDE YAKINI EINOTI 171 B 48 PS0101109-003 ANOLD AGREY AMANIELI YAKINI EINOTI 170 B 49 PS0101098-015 EDGAR GERALD MSELLE ST MAGRET EINOTI 169 B 50 PS0101109-002 ADAM MOHAMED MNGOYA YAKINI EINOTI 169 B 51 PS0101109-023 IBRAHIM AYOUB MAULIO YAKINI EINOTI 168 B 52 PS0101098-031 TITO PATRICK LEKWASA ST MAGRET EINOTI 167 B 53 PS0101109-032 LUQMAN KASSIM HAMZA YAKINI EINOTI 167 B 54 PS0101098-032 WILSON LOTHY
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