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Masvingo-Province School Province District School Name School Address Level Primary Masvingo Bikita BAMBANINGA PRIMARY MUTENGU VILLAGE WARD 6 CHIEF MABIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita BEARDMORE MANDTYIRA VILLAGE, CHF;MAROZVA Primary Masvingo Bikita BENGURA BENGURA VILLAGE, WARD 4, CHF;MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita BETHA BETHA VILLAGE CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita BIKITA MINERALS MASARASARA VILLAGE, WARD 30, BIKITA MINERALS Primary Masvingo Bikita BOORA MUVAVARIRWA VILLAGE,WARD 17 CHIEF BIDZI Primary Masvingo Bikita CHADA CHADA VILLAGE CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita CHADYA CHADYA VILLAGE, CHF ;ZIKI,BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita CHAKONERA CHAKONERA VILLAGE WARD 21 Primary Masvingo Bikita CHARAMBA CHAURURA VILLAGE Primary Masvingo Bikita CHECHENI WARD 28, CHF; ZIKI, CHECHENI SHOPS Primary Masvingo Bikita CHEDUTU DEWURE SETTLEMENT VILLAGE 25,WARD 26 Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIBVUURE NYAHUNDA SMALL SCALE FARMING AREA Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIGUMISIRWA CHIGUMISIRWA SCHOOL,WARD 16, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIKUKU MUFARI VILLAGE,CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIKUKUTU MUSHUKU VILLAGE,WARD12, CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita CHINYAMAPERE MAKWANI VILLAGE CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita CHINYIKA VILLAGE 23,DEWURE RESETTLEMENT Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIREMWAREMWA MAREGERE VILLAGE, WARD 3, CHIEF MABIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIRORWE ZINAMO VILLAGE,CHIEF MUKANGANWI,WARD 20 Primary Masvingo Bikita CHITENDERANO NYAHUNDA SMALL SCALE FARMS, WARD 29 Primary Masvingo Bikita CHITSANGA THOMAS VILLAGE, CHF;MUKANGANWI, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita CHIVAKA GUNI VILLAGE WARD 15 CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita CHOMUKONDE CHIMUNHU VILLAGE HEARDMAN DENHERE Primary Masvingo Bikita DOMBOSHAVA GOREDEMA VILLAGE Primary Masvingo Bikita DUMA STAND NUMBER 3 DUMA LOCATION NYIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita DUNGU ZENGEYA VILLAGE WARD 12 CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita GANGARE MBUNGE VILLAGE CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita GARANJE TANYANYIWA VILLAGE, CHF ;MAZUNGUNYE, WARD 6 Primary Masvingo Bikita GAWA GAWA VILLAGE WARD 1 CHIEF MABIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita GUDO GUDO PRIMARY, MAJONI VILLAGE,WARD 6 Primary Masvingo Bikita GUMUNYU NYIKA GROWTH POINT WARD 13 BIKITA RDC Primary Masvingo Bikita GWARIRO GWARIRO VILLAGE WARD 7 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita HOZVI ZVADA VILLAGE CHIEF MUKANGANWI WARD 10 Primary Masvingo Bikita JARAVAZA JARAVAZA VILLAGE, WARD 10, CHF; MUKANGANWI, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MABOKE TARUBEREKERA VILLAGE,CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita MADZIVIRE VILLAGE 4A DEURE 1 RESETTLEMENT Primary Masvingo Bikita MAFAUNE CHIPIMO VILLAGE , WARD 3, CHIEF ,MABIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita MAGOCHA DARIKAI VILLAGE, WARD 1, CHF : MABIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita MAGURWE MUGINYI VILLAGE CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita MAKONDO MUGEJI VILLAGE WARD 21 CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita MAKOTA DEVURE RESETTLEMENT VILLAGE 30 Primary Masvingo Bikita MAKOTORE MAKOTORE VILLAGE WARD 32 BIKITA CHIKUKU B/C, BIKITA, 174 KM PEG ALONG MASVINGO MUTARE Primary Masvingo Bikita MAMUTSE ROAD Primary Masvingo Bikita MANDADZAKA FAMBIRAI VILLAGE WARD 31 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MANDARA MADHUKU VILLAGE,CHF;MAZUNGUNYE,BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MANDIKI CHAPWANYA VILLAGE Primary Masvingo Bikita MANDINDI MUSUKWA VILLAGE WARD 11 CHIEF MAROZVA Primary Masvingo Bikita MARECHA CHIMURUDZE VILLAGE WARD 5 CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita MAROZVA PAMUSHANA MISSION WARD 32 CHIEF MAROZVA Primary Masvingo Bikita MASARIRA RUGARE VILLAGE WARD 22, CHF;MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita MASHOKO CENTRAL MASHOKO MISSION,CHIEF MABIKA,WARD 2 Primary Masvingo Bikita MATIVORE MANDAVA VILLAGE,WARD 8,CHIEF ZIKI Primary Masvingo Bikita MAZUNGUNYE RWAFA VILLAGE WARD 4, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MBIRASHAVA MUGUMISI VILLAGE CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita MBUYANEHANDA VILLAGE 8 DEWURE RESETTLEMENT Primary Masvingo Bikita MUDZAMI MUDZAMI VILLAGE WARD 15 MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita MUJIJI NYAHUNDA SMALL SCALE FARMING AREA,WARD 29 Primary Masvingo Bikita MUKANGA MUKANGA VILLAGE CHIEF MABIKA WARD 2 Primary Masvingo Bikita MUNGEZI FARM 24 WARD 23 CHIEF MAROZVA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUPAKWA RUKARA VILLAGE, WARD 13,BIKITA WEST Primary Masvingo Bikita MUPAMAONDE CHIEF MUKANGANWI,BUSVUMANI VILLAGE,WARD 22 Primary Masvingo Bikita MURWIRA CHIMONDO VILLAGE CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita MUSETI MIUSETI VILLAGE WARD 15, HEADMAN MUTSIMBA, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUSUKUTWA MUPUNGA VILLAGE WARD 20 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUTARARA PRIMARY MASHODO VILLAGE WARD 13 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUTIKIZIZI GAMBIZA VILLAGE,WARD 6, CHIEF ZIKI Primary Masvingo Bikita MUTSINZWA PORUNOBVA VILLAGE, CHIEF BUDZI BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUVAVA VILLAGE 14, WARD 25, CHF; BUDZI, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita MUVUTI TAUYA VILLAGE WARD 22,CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita NEBARWE MUDIWI VILLAGE, WARD 20, CHF; BUDZI, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita NEGOVANHU MANDIOZVA VILLAGE WARD 14 CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita NEGUVE NEGUVHE VILLAGE CHIEF MABIKA WARD 3 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita NEGWARI NEGWARI VILLAGE Primary Masvingo Bikita NERUMEDZO MUCHINAPAYA VILLAGE WARD 15 BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita NGONDYORE NGONDYORE VILLAGE CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita NJARAVANI NJARAVANI VILLAGE, CHF; MAZUNGUNYE, WARD 4 Primary Masvingo Bikita NYAHUNDA NGORIMA TOWNSHIP, WARD 29, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita NYEMBA TAVARWISA VILLAGE,WARD 09, BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita RUNHENGU DUSAI VILLAGE WARD 17,CHIEF BUDZI BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita RUSUNUNGUKO VILLAGE 11 CHIEF MAROZVA Primary Masvingo Bikita RWAMBIWA RWAMBIWA VILLAGE WARD 21 CHIEF MAZUNGUNYE Primary Masvingo Bikita TURGWI NYAHUNDA COMMERCIAL FARMS BIKITA NYIKA Primary Masvingo Bikita UTEKE UTEKE PRIMARY WARD 25 CHIEF ZIKI Primary Masvingo Bikita VUSHE TAKAWIRA VILLAGE WARD 9 CHIEF MUKANGANWI Primary Masvingo Bikita ZENGEYA WARD 8 CHIEF ZIKI BIKITA Primary Masvingo Bikita ZIKI TOGARAWANI VILLAGE,CHIEF ZIKI,WARD 7 Primary Masvingo Bikita ZINDOVE ZINDOVE VILLAGE WARD 2 Primary Masvingo Bikita ZIRABADA ZIRABADA VILLAGE WARD 7 CHIEF ZIKI Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BANGA BANGA PRIMARY SCHOOL MASARA VILLAGE VILLAGE 3 BANGALA RESETTLEMENT WARD 17 CHIREDZI Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BANGALA MASVINGO Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BANI SECTION 6 HIPPO VALLEY ESTATES CHIREDZI MASVINGO Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BASI VILLAGE 7 WARD 16 NUANETSI RANCH CHIREDZI MASVINGO Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BATANAI PRIMARY SCHOOL PENSION AREA VILLAGE 8 Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BENZI VILLAGE 6 CHIZVIRIZVI RESETTLEMENT AREA CHIREDZI Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BETURE NUANETSI WEST WARD 16 A CHAREMA VILLAGE ONE Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BOLI MADZIMURE VILLAGE CHIREDZI PAHLELA VILLAGE HEADMAN GEZANI CHIEF SENGWE CHIREDZI Primary Masvingo Chiredzi BONDELA MASVINGO Primary Masvingo Chiredzi C.A.GIBBS C.A.
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