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Mkoa Wa Arusha Halmashauri Ya Wilaya Ya Karatu Shule Ya Sekondari Aweti - Nyongeza I: Wavulana MKOA WA ARUSHA HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA KARATU SHULE YA SEKONDARI AWETI - NYONGEZA I: WAVULANA NAMBA ZA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0103053-005 COSMAS PASKAL SIMON KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 2 PS0103053-012 EMANUELI PETRO HHADO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 3 PS0103053-001 AGELE JULIANI INDAY KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 4 PS0103053-042 REMIGIUS JOSEPH MARTINI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 5 PS0103036-027 PETRO PASCHAL GENDA MBULUMBULU AWET B 6 PS0103053-032 PASCAL JOSEPH HUCHE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 7 PS0103053-014 EZEKIEL PETRO GWANDU KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 8 PS0103053-004 BERNADINI BARNABAS GEKUL KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 9 PS0103036-028 PETRO PASCHAL SULLE MBULUMBULU AWET C 10 PS0103036-025 PAULO MALKIADI LOMOJIK MBULUMBULU AWET C II:WASICHANA NAMBA ZA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0103053-048 ADELINA WILLIAM HERMAN KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 2 PS0103036-044 EMANUELA MIGIRE MAYO MBULUMBULU AWET B 3 PS0103036-052 MAGDALENA JOSEPH KARENGY MBULUMBULU AWET B 4 PS0103036-037 ANNA ANATOL POTAMI MBULUMBULU AWET B 5 PS0103036-065 SELINA OCTAVIAN HARIOHAY MBULUMBULU AWET B 6 PS0103036-042 DELFINA JAKSONI BEAY MBULUMBULU AWET B 7 PS0103058-040 REHEMA JEMSI IBRAHIMU DIRANGW AWET B 8 PS0103053-079 LEVINA LUCAS BAHA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET B 9 PS0103036-061 REHEMA PATRICE HHAWU MBULUMBULU AWET B 10 PS0103036-040 AURELIA JOHN MANONGA MBULUMBULU AWET B SHULE YA SEKONDARI BANJIKA - 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WILBROAD C SHULE YA SEKONDARI FLORIAN - NYONGEZA I: WASICHANA NAMBA ZA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0103013-063 SAFINA DAWI WELWELI ENDAMARARIEK FLORIAN C 2 PS0103013-045 HAIKA SAMWELI AMMA ENDAMARARIEK FLORIAN C 3 PS0103013-042 GENOVEFA VICTORIAN QWARAY ENDAMARARIEK FLORIAN C 4 PS0103013-049 MARIA EMANUEL KWASLEMA ENDAMARARIEK FLORIAN C SHULE YA SEKONDARI GANAKO - NYONGEZA I: WAVULANA NAMBA ZA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0103001-009 NIKOMEDI BALI MARMO AYALABE GANAKO B 2 PS0103065-032 JUMA SHABANI JUMA ENDORO GANAKO B 3 PS0103099-004 BABU ALFONSI MAYCO ASKOFU HHANDO GANAKO B 4 PS0103099-008 PASKALI REGINALDI HHANDO ASKOFU HHANDO GANAKO B 5 PS0103107-023 MICHAEL JACOB WACHAKI GANAKO GANAKO C 6 PS0103107-009 EMANUEL SAFARI AMAMI GANAKO GANAKO C 7 PS0103107-027 RICHARD CHRISTOPHER MARTIN GANAKO GANAKO C 8 PS0103091-002 DAUDI KAROLI BARNABAS HAYMU GANAKO C 9 PS0103091-010 JOHN SEVERINI JOHN HAYMU GANAKO C 10 PS0103091-001 AFRICANUS ELIEZERI JUMANNE HAYMU GANAKO C II: WASICHANA NAMBA ZA NA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO DARAJA MTAHINIWA 1 PS0103091-024 JACKLINE JOSEPHAT DAMASI HAYMU GANAKO C 2 PS0103065-089 PRISCA NIIMA SULLE ENDORO GANAKO C 3 PS0103065-057 AJIRI MARTIN SAMWEL ENDORO GANAKO C 4 PS0103107-037 ANNA GOODLUCKY TOBIAS GANAKO GANAKO C 5 PS0103001-031 PASKALINA PETRO BURA AYALABE GANAKO C 6 PS0103065-092 RITHA GODSON ATHUMANI ENDORO GANAKO C 7 PS0103099-017 CHRISTINA URBANO SIMON ASKOFU HHANDO GANAKO C 8 PS0103065-078 JULIETHA ADAM KAMOTE ENDORO GANAKO C
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