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Halmashauri Ya Wilaya Ya Karatu Wanafunzi Waliochaguliwa Kujiunga HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA KARATU WANAFUNZI WALIOCHAGULIWA KUJIUNGA NA KIDATO CHA KWANZA 2020 A: SHULE ZA BWENI I: WAVULANA SHULE ZENYE UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103090-033 MIKE ELISHA MICHAEL TUMAINI JUNIOR MZUMBE 232 A 2 PS0103073-003 BENEDICT ELIKANA JACKSON KINIHHE KIBAHA 230 A SHULE ZA UFUNDI NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103090-005 AMANI DAUDI HARAKA TUMAINI JUNIOR IFUNDA TECH 229 A 2 PS0103073-006 DITTO LUCIANI DITTO KINIHHE IFUNDA TECH 228 A 3 PS0103090-001 ABEL ELIFURAHA MKONYI TUMAINI JUNIOR IFUNDA TECH 227 A 4 PS0103090-006 BRAYAN JOSEPH GODSON TUMAINI JUNIOR TANGA TECH 226 A 5 PS0103090-028 LAZARO PASCAL JOSEPH TUMAINI JUNIOR TANGA TECH 226 A SHULE ZA BWENI KAWAIDA NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103090-003 ALBIN PASKALI JOSEPH TUMAINI JUNIOR MALANGALI 226 A 2 PS0103111-003 ISAYA EZEKIEL MATLE CHARM MODERN BALANG'DALAU 225 A II: WASICHANA SHULE ZENYE UFAULU MZURI ZAIDI NAMBA YA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103090-054 CECILIA EMMANUEL LAWALA TUMAINI JUNIOR MSALATO 229 A 2 PS0103090-048 AGRIPINA HERMAN SULLE TUMAINI JUNIOR TABORA WASICHANA 229 A SHULE ZA UFUNDI NAMBA YA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103090-072 JAQUELINE WILSON MAHENDE TUMAINI JUNIOR MOSHI TECH. 227 A SHULE ZA BWENI KAWAIDA NAMBA YA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103097-022 FRANCISCAR SISTI DANIEL COSTIGAN SONGE 226 A 2 PS0103097-029 JUDITH VINCENT PASCAL COSTIGAN KAZIMA 226 A B: SHULE ZA SEKONDARI KUTWA /HOSTEL 1. SHULE YA SEKONDARI AWET I: WAVULANA NAMBA ZA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103053-031 RENATUS MASSAY SANKA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 184 B 2 PS0103053-016 JACKSON NESTO VITALIS KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 172 B Page 1 of 96 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 3 PS0103053-014 INOSENTI EMANUEL BONIFANCE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 171 B 4 PS0103036-001 AGUSTINO KASTULI PAULO MBULUMBULU AWET 171 B 5 PS0103036-002 ALEXANDA PASKALI THOMAS MBULUMBULU AWET 170 B 6 PS0103053-032 ROGATHE CHRISTIANI FAUSTINI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 169 B 7 PS0103036-020 PULKARPI CRISPINI PULKARPI MBULUMBULU AWET 167 B 8 PS0103036-014 MELKIZEDEKI SIMON ISMAIL MBULUMBULU AWET 164 B 9 PS0103058-007 FREDY MATAYO DONATI DIRANGW AWET 163 B 10 PS0103053-012 GINESIO SILVERIAN FRANCIS KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 162 B 11 PS0103036-012 JOSEPH CRISPINI JOSEPH MBULUMBULU AWET 162 B 12 PS0103058-015 YUSUFU ABDULAHI HUSEN DIRANGW AWET 161 B 13 PS0103053-013 HERIBERTO LAZARO JOSEPHATI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 160 B 14 PS0103053-029 PETRO EMANUELI MARGWE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 160 B 15 PS0103036-023 SILVANI FREDIKO MICHAEL MBULUMBULU AWET 159 B 16 PS0103058-010 IBRAHIMU PETRO IBRAHIMU DIRANGW AWET 158 B 17 PS0103058-008 GODBLESS GERMANO PAULO DIRANGW AWET 155 B 18 PS0103053-033 SIMON PETRO NINDI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 153 B 19 PS0103058-006 EDWARD DOMNICK FABIANO DIRANGW AWET 151 B 20 PS0103036-010 JOHN ANDREA SAFARI MBULUMBULU AWET 151 B 21 PS0103036-017 PETRO MARCIALY PETRO MBULUMBULU AWET 151 B 22 PS0103058-009 GODLISTEN PAULO PATRICK DIRANGW AWET 150 C 23 PS0103053-011 FRANK PHAUSTINI HAMISI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 149 C 24 PS0103036-016 PAULO MARCIALY PAULO MBULUMBULU AWET 149 C 25 PS0103036-022 ROMANI NIKOLA KWASLEMA MBULUMBULU AWET 149 C 26 PS0103053-007 DENIS HUBERTI GAUDENCE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 147 C 27 PS0103053-026 OCTAVIAN JOSEPHATI EVERIST KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 147 C 28 PS0103053-034 SIXBERTI ANATOLI PETRO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 147 C 29 PS0103058-001 ANDREA FILEMONI LALA DIRANGW AWET 146 C 30 PS0103058-013 PASKALI KAROLI SANDAY DIRANGW AWET 146 C 31 PS0103058-002 ANTONI BONIFAS PETRO DIRANGW AWET 145 C 32 PS0103053-006 CLEMENTI THOMAS MICHAEL KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 144 C 33 PS0103036-018 PETRO SAFARI AKONAAY MBULUMBULU AWET 141 C 34 PS0103036-006 DAMIANO KWASLEMA WARSEN MBULUMBULU AWET 140 C 35 PS0103036-011 JOHN LEONARD STEPHANO MBULUMBULU AWET 140 C 36 PS0103053-004 BENEDICTO PAULO DACTO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 135 C 37 PS0103053-008 EMANUELI PAULO WATLI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 135 C 38 PS0103036-009 JACKSONI NIKOLA WASLEMA MBULUMBULU AWET 135 C 39 PS0103053-024 MARCO KAROLI SIMON KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 134 C 40 PS0103036-026 VALENTINE NISTAFORY HHANDO MBULUMBULU AWET 133 C 41 PS0103053-003 ANANIA BARAN AXWESSO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 130 C 42 PS0103053-010 EVODIO LAURENT SLAA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 130 C 43 PS0103036-025 THADEUSI PETRO PARESO MBULUMBULU AWET 128 C 44 PS0103053-022 JULIUS PAULO SILVESTA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 127 C 45 PS0103058-003 APLONARI SISTI FABIANO DIRANGW AWET 124 C 46 PS0103058-014 TADEUS FLORIAN LALA DIRANGW AWET 123 C 47 PS0103053-001 AGUSTINO ZAKAYO SHAURI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 123 C 48 PS0103036-003 APLONARI VITALIS POTAMI MBULUMBULU AWET 123 C Page 2 of 96 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 49 PS0103053-021 JOSEPH MAXMILIANI BAYO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 121 C 50 PS0103053-017 JACOB JOHN PHAUSTINI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 120 C 51 PS0103053-028 PAULO YUDA BATLOMEO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 120 C 52 PS0103036-005 BONIFANCE ISRAELI SAFARI MBULUMBULU AWET 119 C 53 PS0103036-007 EMANUEL AGUSTINO GADIYE MBULUMBULU AWET 118 C 54 PS0103058-005 CHRISTIAN FILMINI STEPHANO DIRANGW AWET 116 C 55 PS0103036-008 FRANSISKO LAZARO AMSI MBULUMBULU AWET 113 C 56 PS0103053-025 MARSELI JOHN ZAKARIA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 104 C 57 PS0103058-004 BENEDICT FELISI JACOB DIRANGW AWET 103 C 58 PS0103053-020 JOSEPH AGUSTINO BURA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 103 C II: WASICHANA NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 1 PS0103053-046 GLADNESS OCTAVIAN HABAMBI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 203 A 2 PS0103107-025 ANETH OMBENI GIDION GANAKO AWET 193 B 3 PS0103053-045 EUSEBIA PETRO BONIFANCE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 192 B 4 PS0103053-069 TEKLA INYASI PETRO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 189 B 5 PS0103053-050 HELENA MODESTI PAULO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 187 B 6 PS0103025-041 MARIA FIDELIS NICODEMUS KARATU AWET 185 B 7 PS0103053-068 SISILIA JULIUS GWANDU KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 184 B 8 PS0103053-054 LULU WILIAM PANGA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 181 B 9 PS0103053-041 DAFROSA DOMISIANI SAFARI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 180 B 10 PS0103053-044 ESTHA MALKIADI TOKYO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 180 B 11 PS0103053-038 CHRISTINA JOH N AKO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 178 B 12 PS0103053-053 LIGHTISIA HASHIMU NGOKI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 175 B 13 PS0103053-062 REGINA KILIANI POTAMI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 175 B 14 PS0103036-038 MAGDALENA JOSEPHATI ISMAIL MBULUMBULU AWET 175 B 15 PS0103053-037 BASILA FRANTENI SLAA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 174 B 16 PS0103053-039 CHRISTINA YONATHA SAFARI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 174 B 17 PS0103053-067 SELINA HUBERTI GAUDENCE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 174 B 18 PS0103053-035 ANASTAZIA PETRO SHAURI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 173 B 19 PS0103053-047 GLADNESS YUDA BARTHOLOMEO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 173 B 20 PS0103053-064 SALOME PROTASI PETRO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 172 B 21 PS0103053-040 CLAUDIA VITALIS AMI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 171 B 22 PS0103036-028 ANGELINA JOSEPHATI ADREA MBULUMBULU AWET 171 B 23 PS0103053-066 SARAFINA ALOYCE ZAKARIA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 169 B 24 PS0103036-041 REDEMTA LUKAS WILLIAM MBULUMBULU AWET 169 B 25 PS0103053-043 EMANUELA FRANCIS MARGWE KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 168 B 26 PS0103053-049 HAPPYNESS PHABIANO JOHN KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 167 B 27 PS0103053-036 ASTERIA DAMASI KASTULI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 164 B 28 PS0103053-059 PERPETUA PAULO AMSI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 164 B 29 PS0103053-052 JULITHA NAZARI HERMAN KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 163 B 30 PS0103053-051 JOSEPHINA JOSEPH CHRISTOPHA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 162 B 31 PS0103036-040 PAULINA JOSEPH SIMON MBULUMBULU AWET 162 B Page 3 of 96 NAMBA YA NA MTAHINIWA JINA LA MTAHINIWA SHULE ATOKAYO SHULE AENDAYO ALAMA DARAJA 32 PS0103053-070 TERESIA JUSTINI SIMON KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 160 B 33 PS0103036-042 REHEMA DESDERY AMSI MBULUMBULU AWET 160 B 34 PS0103053-060 PRISCA NESTO VITALIS KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 157 B 35 PS0103053-063 RUTHI OCTAVIAN SIKAY KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 156 B 36 PS0103053-055 MARIA ELAJI PETRO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 154 B 37 PS0103053-042 ELIZABETHI NICODEMU PETRO KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 153 B 38 PS0103036-044 RENATHA PETRO AKONAAY MBULUMBULU AWET 151 B 39 PS0103058-021 ELIZABETH JANUARY AWEDA DIRANGW AWET 149 C 40 PS0103036-037 MAGDALENA CLENT SLAAMA MBULUMBULU AWET 149 C 41 PS0103036-035 EPIFANIA EZEKIEL HHANDO MBULUMBULU AWET 147 C 42 PS0103036-046 SALOME JOSEPH SAFARI MBULUMBULU AWET 147 C 43 PS0103036-045 RITHA SIMONI BURA MBULUMBULU AWET 145 C 44 PS0103058-019 ASHA SAIDI SALIMU DIRANGW AWET 144 C 45 PS0103053-056 MARSELINA AGUSTIANO ZAKARIA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 144 C 46 PS0103036-031 DEBORA ELIASI WARTLI MBULUMBULU AWET 144 C 47 PS0103058-023 LETISIA AGUSTINO ISAYA DIRANGW AWET 143 C 48 PS0103058-030 VICTORIA SIRILI AWE DIRANGW AWET 143 C 49 PS0103058-028 REDEMTA AMBROSI JOSEPH DIRANGW AWET 142 C 50 PS0103053-065 SARA KASTULI MIHINDI KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 142 C 51 PS0103107-032 HAPPINESS ZAKARIA PETRO GANAKO AWET 141 C 52 PS0103058-016 AGNES PIUS JACOB DIRANGW AWET 140 C 53 PS0103053-057 MONIKA JOHN BAHA KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 139 C 54 PS0103058-029 REHEMA MARTINI IBRAHIMU DIRANGW AWET 137 C 55 PS0103058-018 ANNA JOHN BENEDICT DIRANGW AWET 136 C 56 PS0103058-027 PASKALINA ASTERIANI YAMBI DIRANGW AWET 135 C 57 PS0103036-032 DEONESIA EMANUEL MARCELY MBULUMBULU AWET 135 C 58 PS0103036-043 REHEMA FAUSTINI PAULO MBULUMBULU AWET 134 C 59 PS0103053-061 REGINA COLMAN LULU KAMBI YA SIMBA AWET 133 C 60 PS0103053-072 WITNESS KWASLEMA ASKWARI
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