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Midlands North Inspection Stations MIDLANDS NORTH INSPECTION STATIONS GOKWE CENTRAL 1 BHEJANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 CHEVECHEVE SECONDARY SCHOOL 3 CHIDAMOYO PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 CHIDOMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 CHITAPO BUSINESS CENTRE 6 GANYUNGU PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 GWANYIKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 8 GWENUNGU PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 GWENYA PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 JAHANA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 KASIKANA PRIMARY SCHOOL 12 KRIMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 MALIYAMI PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 MAPU PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 MTANKI PRIMARY SCHOOL 16 MUTANGE C.B. PRIMARY SCHOOL 17 MWEMBESI PRIMARY SCHOOL 18 NDABAMBI PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 NHONGO PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 SATENGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 SENGWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 SIMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 ST. CUTHBERTS MASORO PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 TONGWE SECONDARY SCHOOL 25 CHIZIYA COMMUNITY HALL 26 GABABE PRIMARY SCHOOL 27 RAJI MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT 28 GWEHAVA PRIMARY SCHOOL GOKWE EAST 1 BATSIRAI PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 CHAMINUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHINYENYETU PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 CHIODZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 COPPER QUEEN BUSINESS CENTRE 6 DENDA PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 DEWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8 DINDIMUTIWI PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 GANDAVACHE PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 GOREDEMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 GWEBO PRIMARY SCHOOL 12 HWADZE PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 KAHOBO PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 KAMWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 KAMWAMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL 16 KASONDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 17 KUEDZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 18 KWAEDZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 MADZIDRIRE PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 MASOSONI PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 MHUMHA PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 MSADZI PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 MUDONDO PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 MUPAWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 25 MUSOROWENZOU PRIMARY SCHOOL 26 MUTEHWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 27 MUTUKANYI PRIMARY SCHOOL 28 NORAH PRIMARY SCHOOL 29 NYAMAZENGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 30 NYAMHARA PRIMARY SCHOOL 31 NYAMUPONDA PRIMARY SCHOOL 32 NYAMURORO PRIMARY SCHOOL 33 NYAMUSWAO PRIMARY SCHOOL 34 NYATSO PRIMARY SCHOOL 35 NYAURUNGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 36 RONGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 37 ST JOSEPH LUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 38 TAFARA PRIMARY SCHOOL 39 TSUNGAI PRIMARY SCHOOL 40 UKOMO PRIMARY SCHOOL 41 UNGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 42 ZAUDA PRIMARY SCHOOL GOKWE NORTH 1 BURURE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 CHIREYA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHITEKETE BUSINESS CENTRE 4 CHOMUUYU PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 CHOTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 DAMBAMAZURA PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 DEKETE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8 GANDAVAROYI PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 GUMUNYU PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 HONGORO PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 KAJIRIVANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL 12 KATAMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 MACHICHIRI PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 MADZIVAZIDO PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 MASHAME PRIMARY SCHOOL 16 MASHUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 17 MAVANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 18 MUNYATIPANSI PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 NENYUNKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 NYAMATSITO PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 SAWIRANGWANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 SIKWITI PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 SIMCHEMBO 2 PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 SIMCHEMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL 25 VHUMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 26 ZHOMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 27 ZUMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 28 ZVANAKA PRIMARY SCHOOL GOKWE SOUTH 1 CHARAMA CROSS BUSINESS CENTRE 2 CHEGAMA/RUMHUMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHEMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 CHITAVE CLINIC 5 DZVUKE PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 GAWA PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 KANA MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL 8 KAROVA PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 MANOTI CLINIC 10 MANYEPA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 MANYONI BUSINESS CENTRE 12 MATETA 1 PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 MATETA 2 PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 MAWISA PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 MBUNGU PRIMARY SCHOOL 16 MKOKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 17 MSALA PRIMARY SCHOOL 18 MWAMBANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 NDANDULO BUSINESS CENTRE 20 NDHLALAMBI PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 NYAJE PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 NYAMHUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 NYARADZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 24 SAWI PRIMARY SCHOOL 25 SELIMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 26 TACHI PRIMARY SCHOOL GOKWE WEST 1 BENGWE BUSINESS CENTER 2 CHARAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHIBASA PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 CHIURAYI PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 CHOTO PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 DOPOTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 DZIRE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8 GANYE PRIMARY SCHOOL 9 GWARUSONDE PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 GWAVE PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 HUCHU PRIMARY SCHOOL 12 JOBORINGO PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 KAGUTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 KANGULA PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 KASUWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 16 MABOKE PRIMARY SCHOOL 17 MANGIDHI CLINIC 18 MARIMASIMBE PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 MASUKA PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 MHARAPARA BUSINESS CENTRE 21 MUSITA PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 MUTENDI PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 NDOZA CLINIC 24 NGANI PRIMARY SCHOOL 25 RONGARONGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 26 RUGORA PRIMARY SCHOOL 27 SASAME PRIMARY SCHOOL 28 SAVARADA PRIMARY SCHOOL 29 SAYI PRIMARY SCHOOL 30 SENGWA/SAYI CLINIC 31 SUNGWIZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 32 SVISVI PRIMARY SCHOOL 33 TARE PRIMARY SCHOL 34 ZAMBEZI PRIMARY SCHOOL 35 ZHAMBA PRIMARY SCHOOL KWEKWE CENTRAL 1AMAVENI HALL 2 AMAVENI PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHANA PRIMARY SCHOOL 4 CHIEDZA PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 CHIMWAOGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 DAMBUDZO PRIMARY SCHOOL 7 DISTRICT REGISTRY OFFICE 8 DUTCHMANNS POOL 9 EMTHONJENI PRIMARY SCHOOL 10 FITCHLEA PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 IMPALA FARM 12 KUSHINGA PRIMARY SCHOOL 13 KWEKWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 MARYWARD PRIMARY SCHOOL 15 MBIZO HOUSING OFFICE 16 MBIZO YOUTH CNETRE 17 MLEZU INSTITUTE 18 MSASA PARK SHOPPING CENTRE 19 NAZAREN CHURCH - SECTION 8 20 RIVERLEA MINE PRIMARY SCHOOL 21 RUSUNUNGUKO PLAY CENTRE 22 RUVIMBO PRIMARY SCHOOL 23 SECTION 3 PLAY CENTRE 24 SHUNGU HIGH SCHOOL 25 V.I.D. 26 VENICE MINE 27 'W' SECTION PLAY CENTRE 28 Z.A.0.G.A CENTRE MBIZO SECTION TEN 29 MOBILE CENTRES i) TORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 19/11-28/11 ii) HUNDERS ROAD CENTRE 29/11-09/12 SILOBELA 1 BROOM'S GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2 CROSSROADS BUSINESS CNETRE 3 DAMBRIDGE BUSINESS CENTRE 4 DONSA DAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 DONSA 1 PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 E.D. 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