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Majina Yao Kimkoa-Tabora JAMHURI YA MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA WIZARA YA FEDHA NA MIPANGO TANGAZO LA MAJINA YA WATUMISHI WA UMMA WANAOSTAHILI KULIPWA MADAI YA MALIMBIKIZO YA MISHAHARA BAADA YA UHAKI S/NO. VOTE VOTE_NAME EMPLOYEE FIRST_NAME 1 85 Tabora Region 7887077 Selema 2 85 Tabora Region 8315953 Stephen 3 85 Tabora Region 8566777 Hadrose 4 85 Tabora Region 8566858 Bonge 5 85 Tabora Region 9189236 Robert 6 85 Tabora Region 9900653 Halima 7 85 Tabora Region 10629004 Gunini 8 85 Tabora Region 10752193 Moses 9 85 Tabora Region 11143408 James 10 85 Tabora Region 11480905 Muhibu 11 85 Tabora Region 11480961 Levina 12 85 Tabora Region 11989604 Dorice 13 85 Tabora Region 12224867 Shaleti 14 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 5471528 Grace 15 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 8797038 Emanuel 16 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 9215061 Alex 17 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 9232981 Agatha 18 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 9351440 Grace 19 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 9429332 Elizabeth 20 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 9962583 Mwasi 21 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10178720 Hadija 22 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10586039 Aurelia 23 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10838956 Naswir 24 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10878363 Pascal 25 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 11058803 Josephat 26 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 11059372 Violeth 27 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 11496115 Leodegadius 28 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10292675 Eliza 29 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 10293432 Paul 30 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 110943050 Loyce 31 8524 Tabora Municipal Council 11942678 Daudi 32 85T1 Igunga District 3784075 Mtoni 33 85T1 Igunga District 5085190 Kafumu 34 85T1 Igunga District 7067406 Charles 35 85T1 Igunga District 7256138 Kamahanga 36 85T1 Igunga District 7559312 Suzana 37 85T1 Igunga District 8316499 Desderius 38 85T1 Igunga District 8318013 Josephat 39 85T1 Igunga District 8593089 Harubu 40 85T1 Igunga District 8593159 Peter 41 85T1 Igunga District 8755030 Herther 42 85T1 Igunga District 8799294 Daudi 43 85T1 Igunga District 8978040 Hassan 44 85T1 Igunga District 9039261 Agnes 45 85T1 Igunga District 9039375 Marlegi 46 85T1 Igunga District 9128819 Rebeca 47 85T1 Igunga District 9189546 Edgar 48 85T1 Igunga District 9247622 Anthony 49 85T1 Igunga District 9247655 Elirehema 50 85T1 Igunga District 9247677 Emmanuel 51 85T1 Igunga District 9247769 Jumbe 52 85T1 Igunga District 9247792 Lucy 53 85T1 Igunga District 9247895 Richard 54 85T1 Igunga District 9247954 Victoria 55 85T1 Igunga District 9294693 Thomas 56 85T1 Igunga District 9603530 Richard 57 85T1 Igunga District 9618835 Elias 58 85T1 Igunga District 9618879 Haji 59 85T1 Igunga District 9619094 Paschal 60 85T1 Igunga District 9622982 Pendo 61 85T1 Igunga District 9647738 Habiba 62 85T1 Igunga District 9696194 Nyamizi 63 85T1 Igunga District 9714335 Robert 64 85T1 Igunga District 9725942 Martina 65 85T1 Igunga District 9760653 Veronica 66 85T1 Igunga District 9852187 Jesca 67 85T1 Igunga District 9852431 Gabriel 68 85T1 Igunga District 10087710 Christopher 69 85T1 Igunga District 10100093 Issa 70 85T1 Igunga District 10111714 Idrisa 71 85T1 Igunga District 10111747 Joyce 72 85T1 Igunga District 10153837 Irene 73 85T1 Igunga District 10170861 Allan 74 85T1 Igunga District 10370258 Mwanaasha 75 85T1 Igunga District 10370292 Leodgar 76 85T1 Igunga District 10458750 Wilson 77 85T1 Igunga District 10472509 Abdullah 78 85T1 Igunga District 10584736 Mwajuma 79 85T1 Igunga District 10585180 Josephine 80 85T1 Igunga District 10586925 Mussa 81 85T1 Igunga District 10588930 Modesta 82 85T1 Igunga District 10602494 Consessa 83 85T1 Igunga District 10616437 Mohamed 84 85T1 Igunga District 10616459 Ally 85 85T1 Igunga District 10616677 Jacquiline 86 85T1 Igunga District 10616688 Mwanaidi 87 85T1 Igunga District 10616699 Omari 88 85T1 Igunga District 10616736 Mwanaidi 89 85T1 Igunga District 10616770 Amosi 90 85T1 Igunga District 10616781 Joakimu 91 85T1 Igunga District 10696251 Fanuel 92 85T1 Igunga District 10702213 Michael 93 85T1 Igunga District 10729177 Rashid 94 85T1 Igunga District 10808089 Leticia 95 85T1 Igunga District 10838772 Mathias 96 85T1 Igunga District 10838831 Samson 97 85T1 Igunga District 10846827 Jumanne 98 85T1 Igunga District 10860757 Joseph 99 85T1 Igunga District 10873450 Shedrack 100 85T1 Igunga District 10941146 Allen 101 85T1 Igunga District 10941283 Buzinza 102 85T1 Igunga District 10941283 Buzinza 103 85T1 Igunga District 11161495 Osbom 104 85T1 Igunga District 11161613 Ramson 105 85T1 Igunga District 11181903 Mleba 106 85T1 Igunga District 11181958 Yohana 107 85T1 Igunga District 11182003 Christopher 108 85T1 Igunga District 11222011 Titus 109 85T1 Igunga District 11222044 Magdalena 110 85T1 Igunga District 11222088 Costatine 111 85T1 Igunga District 11306814 Yosia 112 85T1 Igunga District 11306869 Raphael 113 85T1 Igunga District 11306917 Agatha 114 85T1 Igunga District 11307006 Lusiu 115 85T1 Igunga District 11307039 Alexander 116 85T1 Igunga District 11307095 Mang'oha 117 85T1 Igunga District 11307109 Ntuba 118 85T1 Igunga District 11307110 Lucina 119 85T1 Igunga District 11307202 Haruni 120 85T1 Igunga District 11307383 Aurelia 121 85T1 Igunga District 11392181 Elizabeth 122 85T1 Igunga District 11495200 Edson 123 85T1 Igunga District 11519878 Mwigamba 124 85T1 Igunga District 11519904 Hezron 125 85T1 Igunga District 11519971 Mohamed 126 85T1 Igunga District 11522032 Mary 127 85T1 Igunga District 11632221 Emanuel 128 85T1 Igunga District 11634328 Helina 129 85T1 Igunga District 11727778 Martha 130 85T1 Igunga District 11763626 Elisa 131 85T1 Igunga District 11939964 John 132 85T1 Igunga District 11939986 Johnbosco 133 85T1 Igunga District 11940009 Asmini 134 85T1 Igunga District 11940571 Stephen 135 85T1 Igunga District 11991997 Joyce 136 85T1 Igunga District 12042971 Ambele 137 85T1 Igunga District 12056812 Abas 138 85T1 Igunga District 12087797 Emmanuel 139 85T1 Igunga District 12088834 Erasto 140 85T1 Igunga District 12100904 Grace 141 85T1 Igunga District 110972574 HUMPHREY 142 85T1 Igunga District 110972583 ELIEZER 143 85T1 Igunga District 111257190 EFRAGIA 144 85T1 Igunga District 111345086 FRANK 145 85T1 Igunga District 111345117 STELLAH 146 85T1 Igunga District 111345174 TASINGA 147 85T1 Igunga District 111345466 ADELA 148 85T1 Igunga District 111345496 ESAU 149 85T1 Igunga District 111345575 DAVID 150 85T1 Igunga District 111351784 SALMA 151 85T1 Igunga District 111391608 ZINGULA 152 85T1 Igunga District 111682729 NOELIA 153 85T1 Igunga District 111682815 NOELA 154 85T1 Igunga District 111718276 OSCAR 155 85T1 Igunga District 111727496 IBRAHIM 156 85T1 Igunga District 111736446 LUCY 157 85T1 Igunga District 111795806 GABRIEL 158 85T1 Igunga District 8978040 Hassan 159 85T1 Igunga District 9117718 Vera 160 85T1 Igunga District 10283187 Anjelina 161 85T1 Igunga District 10313219 Paul 162 85T1 Igunga District 10313334 Alfred 163 85T1 Igunga District 10313437 Kulwa 164 85T1 Igunga District 10313460 Nicodemus 165 85T1 Igunga District 10320530 John 166 85T1 Igunga District 10320622 Mariam 167 85T1 Igunga District 10320644 Mwamvua 168 85T1 Igunga District 10320655 Ester 169 85T1 Igunga District 10320666 Suzana 170 85T1 Igunga District 12128834 Magege 171 85T1 Igunga District 12143122 Nasibu 172 85T1 Igunga District 12144199 Neema 173 85T1 Igunga District 12149502 Paschal 174 85T1 Igunga District 12152443 Philemon 175 85T1 Igunga District 12227317 Dafroza 176 85T1 Igunga District 12256801 Mwajuma 177 85T1 Igunga District 12268362 Yusto 178 85T1 Igunga District 12339557 Zephania 179 85T1 Igunga District 12343188 Daud 180 85T1 Igunga District 12344328 Elizabeth 181 85T1 Igunga District 12359133 Beatus 182 85T1 Igunga District 110712785 VAILETH 183 85T1 Igunga District 110930043 ASHA 184 85T1 Igunga District 110937737 MUSSA 185 85T1 Igunga District 110937855 EDOM 186 85T1 Igunga District 110942019 MPOKA 187 85T1 Igunga District 110945912 AZIZ 188 85T1 Igunga District 110945944 JULIANA 189 85T1 Igunga District 110955725 BRIGHT 190 85T1 Igunga District 111334278 THEA 191 85T1 Igunga District 111334325 BEATRICE 192 85T1 Igunga District 111334484 ASUMILE 193 85T1 Igunga District 111334651 CASSIAN 194 85T1 Igunga District 111336163 GIGWA 195 85T1 Igunga District 111340193 RUKIA 196 85T1 Igunga District 111360835 OMBENI 197 85T1 Igunga District 111438065 ODES 198 85T1 Igunga District 111454015 NYAIGERO 199 85T1 Igunga District 111469856 ELIZABETH 200 85T1 Igunga District 111475936 AGNES 201 85T1 Igunga District 111482253 NURU 202 85T1 Igunga District 111491952 REHEMA 203 85T1 Igunga District 111491966 PRISCA 204 85T1 Igunga District 111519498 MWALIM 205 85T1 Igunga District 111519504 KULTHUM 206 85T1 Igunga District 111597925 JENETH 207 85T1 Igunga District 111597943 SAID 208 85T1 Igunga District 111597950 ABDULKARIM 209 85T1 Igunga District 9852338 Hamisa 210 85T1 Igunga District 9852372 Angelina 211 85T1 Igunga District 9852486 Halima 212 85T1 Igunga District 11628059 Kija 213 85T1 Igunga District 111356416 DIANA 214 85T1 Igunga District 10702213 Michael 215 85T1 Igunga District 9486290 Subira 216 85T1 Igunga District 11306722 Yuster 217 85T2 Nzega District 6477778 Amos 218 85T2 Nzega District 7343508 Imelda 219 85T2 Nzega District 8316385 Elly 220 85T2 Nzega District 8330950 Zuhura 221 85T2 Nzega District 8832203 Dickson 222 85T2 Nzega District 8978523 Devotha 223 85T2 Nzega District 8999337 Majura 224 85T2 Nzega District 9039571 Evarist 225 85T2 Nzega District 9039571 Evarist 226 85T2 Nzega District 9039652 Charles 227 85T2 Nzega District 9039685 Makoye 228 85T2 Nzega District 9039825 George 229 85T2 Nzega District
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