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THE MALAWI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE {Published by Authority) I I THE MALAWI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE {Published by Authority) 3,448: Vol. LV No. 28] Zontba, 29th June, 2018 Registered at the GP.O. as a Newspaper Price: K2,500.00 CONTENTS Page Ward Centre Code i ientre Name 01009 Ma ira School Malawi Electoral Commission—Notice of Voter Registration 193—260 01010 Ch; .nya School 01011 Ch Lashi School General Notice No. 53 01012 Lui hesyo School 01013 Mi: uku Coffee Authority THE MALAWI ELECTORAL COMMISSION 01014 Ny ingu School Notice of Voter Registration 01015 Iba ala School Notice is hereby given to all eligible Malawians and to non 01016 Ka yela School Malawians who have ordinarily been resident in Malawi for the past seven 01145 Ipy ma School years and the general public that in accordance with section 29 of the 17 Ws rd Total Parliamentary and Presidential Elections Act and Section 20 of the Local Government Elections Act. the Malawi Electoral Commission shall conduct registration of voters at all established Registration Centres in the 0002 Kapoka 01017 Ch sansu School Republic in phases according to Schooledules herein, in preparation for the 01018 Ch itu Schoo! holding of Local Government, Parliamentary and Presidential Elections on 01019 Ch pwela School Tuesday. 21st May, 2019 as follows— 01020 Ch situ School I. The Malawi Electoral Commission has established Registration 01021 Na ihing'anda School Centres in the whole Republic of Malawi. Refer to Schooledule I. 01022 Kaboka School 2. The registration of voters shall take place at all Registration 01023 Ch banda School Centres in phases for a period of 14 days including Saturdays and Sundays 01024 M' ’andarobo School in phases from 26th June, 2014. Refer to Schooledide 2. 01025 Ka ;itu School 3. The Registration Centres shall be open at all times from 8am to 01026 Mi lamula School 4pm during all the allocated 14 days to allow those who are 18 years and above or shall attain 18 years by close of registration period on 9th 01027 Ka >aghala School November. 2018 to register. 01028 So ;ola School 4. The Malawi Electoral Commission shall conduct fresh voter 01029 Mt >gha School registration as such all eligible voters should present themselves to their 01030 Na cabushi School nearest registration centres to register during the given period. 01)46 Kalilenge CCAP JP School Made this 1st day of June. 2018. IS W ird Total 2 32 C< nstituency Total Justice Jane Mayemu Ansail SC CONSTITUENCY CODE: 002—C Chairperson HT1PA SOUTH Ward Centre Code Centre Name SCHOOLEDULE 1 0003 Mahowe 01031 M banga 01032 Kt ropa LIST OF CENTRES PER WARD 01033 K;.< pirinkhonde NORTHEN REGION 01034 M venje DISTRICT CODE: 01—CHIT1PA 01035 K: mphyongo CONSTITUENCY CODE: 001-CHITIPA EAST 01036 M ihowe Ward Centre Code Centre Name 01037 U edi 0001 Iponjola 01001 Chuba School 01038 M izimcro 01002 Kasumbi School 01039 B< nthu 01040 C libungumire 01003 Iponjola Schooloool 01041 L iwembe 01004 Itulo School 01042 N kule 01005 Chinongo School 01043 V uno 01006 Sofwe School 01044 Kimirazovu 01007 Mughese Schoo) 01147 Ctiguza School 01008 Mughona School 1 IS Ward Total 194 THE MALAWI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 29th June, 2018 CONSTITUENCY CODE- 002 CHITIPA SOUTH—{conti.nued) Ward Centre Code Centre Name Centre Code Centre Name 01084 Ichinga School 0004 Nthalire 01045 Therere 01085 Katutula School 01046 Kalowe 01086 Kawale School 01047 Rukuru 01087 Msangano School 01048 Chinthi 01088 Chitipa Community Hall 01049 Kajaliro 01089 Lwakwa School 01050 Chawczga 01090 . Chimwemwe School 01051 Chimanga 01091 Lwambo School 01052 Kawembe 01092 Uanga School 01053 Guya 01093 Muswero School 01054 Salala 01094 Namuyemba School 01055 Mambwe 01095 Chitipa CCAP School 01056 Kaperemera 01057 Chikanga 01096 Yamba School 01058 Msongoiera 01097 Kakoma Schoo! 01148 Nthalire LEA School 01098 Kascye School 1 15 Ward Total 01099 Mbula School 2 30 Constituency Total 01100 Zungwala School 01151 Naviziba School CONSTITUENCY CODE: 003—CHITIPA CENTRAL 01152 Nakachenja School Ward Centre, Code Centre Name 01153 Chiwale School 0005 Zambwe 01059 Namuchese School 1 27 Ward Total 01060 Ibanda School 2 47 Constituency Total 01061 Zambwe School 01062 Chendo School CONSTITUENCY CODE: 004—CHITIPA NORTH 01063 Mubanga School Ward Centre Code Centre Name 01064 Lufita Schoo! 0007 Nkhangwa 01101 Kasisi School 01065 Namatubi School 01102 Ngoya School 01066 Kanyenjere Schoo! 01067 Mem School 01103 Nandanga School 01068 Ntcherenje School 01104 Njerengwa School 01069 Nachipanga-panga 01105 Nkhangwa School 01070 Miyombo School 01106 Bupighu School 01071 Ilema School 01107 Kalira School 01072 Muselema School 01108 Kafora School 01073 Tondola Schoo! 01109 Kapenda School 01074 Kadoli School 01075 Mung'ongo School OHIO Msyembele School 01076 Nkhamanga School 01111 Chizimu School 01149 Chaba School 01112 Nakasale School 01150 Chiparanje School 01113 Nansato School 1 20 Ward Total 01114 Ilomba School OH 54 Kaghoma School 0006 Yamba 01077 Ifumbo School 01155 Kasoba School 01078 Chinunkha Schoo! J 16 Ward Total 01079 Chilipa Model School 01080 Ipulukutu School 0008 Hanga 01115 llengo School 01081 Isyalikira School 01116 Titi School 01082 Kasinde School 01117 Ipenza School 01083 Mwakalomba School 29th June, 2018 THE MALAWI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 195 CONSTITUENCY CODE: 004—CHITIPA NORTH—(continued) DISTRICT: 02—KAROI GA Ward Centre Code Centre Name CONSTITUENCY CODE: 006—KAI :ONGA NORTH 01118 Ipuia Sthooi Want Centre Code- ("entre Name 0011 Songwe 02001 Ng si F.P. School 01119 Chiwanga School 02002 Ng ma F.P. School 01120 Chipitu School 02003 Ka igindwa F.P. School 01121 Kapere School 02004 Ip< nga School 01122 Nahatobo School 02005 Ik* rabo F.P. School 01123 Nankhoza School 02006 M ipwa School 01124 Nkhanga School 02007 llembo School 01156 Ibunzya School 02008 lyoka School 01157 Zamamba School 02009 Npemange School 01158 Malukwa School 02010 ikolya School 01159 Nanyiru School 02011 :mbe School 01160 Nahayombo School 02012 ibale School 0116) Chitete School 02013 ikatendo F.P. School 01162 Kapiri School 02014 lasantha School 1 17 Ward Total 02015 lisi School 2 33 Constituency Total 02016 Ihikutu Schoo! CONSTITUENCY CODE: 005—CHITIPA WENYA 02017 lafulu School iga CDSS Ward Centre Code Centre Name 02018 .utengano School 0009 Chisenga 01125 Kalanga 02019 02020 4uwisi School 01126 Chisenga CDSS 02117 'hiwira School 01127 Mulembe 02118 Ighamba School 01128 Kavomolo 02119 Shangwina School 01129 Chambo 1 23 Ward Total 01130 Madunda 01131 Ciiilaiubo 0012 Kaporo 02021 Ngaramu School 01132 Kakasu 02022 Kibwe School 01133 Kabanje 02023 Kaporo School 01163 Malaba School 02024 Kaundi School 01164 Nsato School 02025 Fwira School 01165 Kayilizi School 02026 Mwenitete School 01166 Mbalizi School 02027 Mwentende School 1 13 Ward Total 02028 Mwaulambo School 02029 Mayofya School 0010 Wenya 01134 Mpale 02120 Mbamba School 01135 Wenya 1 10 Ward Total 01136 Nkhumano 2 33 Constituency Total 01137 Bale CONSTITUENCY CODE: 007— kKRONGA NORTH-WEST 01138 Kasasa Ward Centiv Code I Centre Name 01139 Laivira 1 Ngerenge CDSS 0013 Chilanga 02030 01140 Kasyololo 02031 I Kakoma School 01141 Kamiramphandc 02032 Nchobo School 01142 Kankhusya 1 School 02033 Malo 01143 Nyimbiri Ground 02034 Kasisi School 01144 Mpemba School Nkhando School 01167 Mphanthe School 02035 Filaule School 01168 Ukamba IP School 02036 02037 Bwiliro School 1 13 Ward Total 02038 Kayuni School 2 26 Constituency Total 02039 Lufilya School 10 168 Chitipa Total 196 THE MALAWI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE 29th June, 2018 Centre Code Centre Name CONSTITUENCY CODE: 007—KARONGA NORTH-WEST—(conttmced) Want Ward Centre Code Centre Name 02077 Kasimba School 02040 Silu School 02078 Ibundya School 0204) Mbande School 02125 Bwaye School 02042 Kasikizi School 02126 Mphughu School 02043 Bvungu School 1 10 Ward Total 02062 Kalowe School 2 20 Constituency Total 02121 Nalutcte School 1 16 Ward Total CONSTITUENCY CODE: 009--KARONGA NYUNGWE Wand Centre Code Centre Name 0014 Rukuni 02044 Lusako School 0017 Nyungwe 02079 Ngara School 02045 Kasoba School 02080 Matinkhula School 02046 Chipake School 02081 Nyungwe School 02047 Masoko School 02082 Ukanga School 02048 Chioscbc School 02083 02049 Mai ungo School Phapa School 02050 Lupaso School 02084 Vuwa School 02051 Bwiba School 02085 Wovwe School 02052 Karonga CDSS 02086 Thabiro School 02053 St Mary's School 02096 Sabi School 02054 Jpyana School 02127 Pulumbwe School 02055 Malimbalimba School 1 10 Ward Total 02056 Old Hospital 02057 Baka Lutheran School 0018 Zgeba 02087 Chihcpusha School 02058 Rukuru School 02088 Ulaha School 02059 Lulindo School 02089 Tilora School 02060 Mugheso Secondary School 02090 Lushununu School 02061 Nthola School 02091 Zgeba School 02063' Chilambilo School 02092 Majaliro School 1 19 Ward Total 02093 Kasangamala School 2 35 Constituency Total 02094 Chautheka School 02095 Thukutu School CONSTITUENCY CODE: 008—KARONGA CENTRAL 02128 Matatula School Ward Centre Code Centre Name 1 10 Ward Total 0015 Lupembe 02064 MwenHondo School 2 20 Constituency Total 02065 Katili School 02066 Kazguli School CONSTITUENCY CODE: 010—KARONGA SOUTH 02067 Thumbi School Ward Centre Code Centre Name 02068 Lughali School 0019 Khwawa 02097 Lwezga School 02069 Lupembe School 02098 Khwawa School 02070 Chazalc School 02099 Sangiro School 02122 Lupembe CDSS 02100 . Hara School 02101 02123 St. Mary Girls See. School Bundi School 02102 02124 Mwenilondo CDSS Sanambe School 02103 Chiduli School 1 10 Ward Total 02104 Chonkholombe School 02113 Chonanga School 0016 Mlale 02071 Mphanya School 02129 Mtambwe School 02072 Chibondo School 1 10 Ward Total 02073 Ndembwela School 02074 Mlale School 0020 Uliwa 02105
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