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Taarifa Kwa Umma Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 JAMHURI YA MUUNGANO WA TANZANIA HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA WANGING’OMBE (Mawasiliano yote yafanywe kupitia kwa Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Wilaya) MKOA WA NJOMBE: S. L. P 64, S.L.P NJOMBE. Kumb. WDC/E.30./2/78 13 Septemba 2019 TAARIFA KWA UMMA VIONGOZI NA WANANCHI WOTE, HALMASHAURI YA WILAYA YA WANGING’OMBE, YAH: TANGAZO LA MAJINA NA MIPAKA YA VIJIJI NA VITONGOJI KWA AJILI YA UCHAGUZI WA MAMLAKA ZA SERIKALI ZA MITAA NGAZI ZA VIJIJI NA VITONGOJI MWAKA 2019 Kwa mujibu wa Kanuni ya 5 ya Uchaguzi wa Viongozi wa Mamlaka za Serikali za Mitaa ngazi ya Vijiji, Vitongoji na Mitaa mwaka 2019, iliyotolewa kupitia Tangazo la Serikali (GN) Namba 371 la tarehe 26 Aprili 2019 chini ya Sheria za Serikali za Mitaa (Mamlaka za Wilaya Wilaya) sura ya 287. Msimamizi wa Uchaguzi wa Mamlaka za Serikali za Mitaa ngazi ya Vijiji na Vitongoji, Halmashauri ya Wilaya ya Wanging’ombe anapenda kuutangazia Umma na wananchi wote waishio Wilaya ya Wanging’ombe kuwa jumla ya vijiji 108 na Vitongoji 526 vitashiriki katika Uchaguzi wa Mamlaka za Serikali za Mitaa ngazi ya Vijiji na Vitongoji ikiwa ni takwa la kisheria na kikanuni pia kwa lengo la kuwawezesha wananchi kutoa maoni yao juu ya maeneo hayo ambayo yanatangazwa kuwa yatashiriki katika Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa mwaka 2019. Tangazo hili linabainisha wazi Majina na Idadi ya Kata, Vijiji na Vitongoji vyote ambavyo vipo ndani ya Wilaya ya Wanging’ombe kama ambavyo inaonekana katika jedwali hapa chini; Na Tarafa Na Kata Na Kijiji Na Kitongoji 1 Mdandu 1 Mdandu 1 Itambo 1 Ngelele 2 Chaluhanga 3 Kidudume 4 Kihanga 5 Mapila 2 Ihanja 6 Mlimani 7 Nyarombo 8 Ihanja kati Page 1 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 9 Salimwani 10 Malangali 3 Mungate 11 Kilolelo 12 Mayavile 13 Lukani 14 Mondelo 4 Itowo 15 Itowo kati 16 Kihanga 17 Sadan 18 Isupilo 19 Idodi 5 Mdandu 20 Ngelele "A" 21 Ngelele "B" 22 Msindo 23 Mdandu kati 24 Yeriko 25 Mahongole 2 Itulahumba 6 Sakalenga 26 Itandula 27 Mtakuja 28 Nyalava 29 Isindagosi 7 Isindagosi 30 Iganga 31 Mpwapwa 32 Idunda 8 Itulahumba 33 Wanike 34 Nyamagana "A" 35 Itulahumba Kati 9 Ihanzutwa 36 Ihanzutwa 37 Nyamagana “B”, 38 Iwawa 39 Manzese 3 Igima 10 Mlevela 40 Ushirika 41 Kibedagogoro 42 Nywage 43 Uchiliwala 44 Mlevela kati 11 Igima 45 Ukamba 46 Igima kati 47 Mlimani 48 Itombololo 12 Lusisi 49 Lusisi kati 50 Zahanati 51 Malagalidzi 52 Gezaulole Page 2 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 53 Mtakuja 13 Mhadzi 54 Shuleni Mhadzi 55 Ngelele 56 Mawindi 14 Nyumbanitu 57 Idopedope 58 Lutowo 59 Mlangali 60 Ukalawa 15 Lulanzi 61 Lulanzi 62 Igailo 63 Ikondo 64 Lole 16 Mawindi 65 Kipanga 66 Manga 67 Beach 68 Mawindi Idindilimunyo 4 Igwachanya 17 Idindilimunyo 69 kati 70 Kiwhele 71 Makoga 72 Mwalidete 73 Nyawenga 18 Igwachanya 74 Igwachanya kati 75 Igombatavangu 76 Ulanga 77 Makungu 78 Mayale 19 Chalowe 79 Chalowe kati 80 Wangama 81 Taniling'ani 82 Msasa 83 Mdemi 20 Dulamu 84 Dulamu 85 Lyalamu 86 Mbeya 87 Limteni 88 Mjimwema 21 Kanani 89 Lukala 90 Mawande 91 Magadzu 92 Kitovuni 93 Lusaka 22 Palangawanu 94 Ikingula 95 Mkanivenga 96 Ihege Page 3 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 97 Lukeheya 98 Mgedule 23 Mtapa 99 Mtapa kati 100 Swela 101 Magunga 102 Mwakisi 103 Yeriko 5 Usuka 24 Matowo 104 Ikemedza 105 Shuleni 106 Kihanga 107 Matowo kati 108 Magegele 25 Lugoda 109 Lugoda kati 110 Igwalange 111 Igando 112 Ihanga 113 Uligile 26 Usuka 114 Mmana 115 Ihanja 116 Itula "A" 117 Itula "B" 118 Matipu 27 Ikwega 119 Mlangali 120 Igailo 121 Ikwega kati 122 Mjimwema 123 Ihang'ana 28 Iteni 124 Iteni kati 125 Iditima 126 Makambako 127 Ikemedza 128 Kisangani 2 Wanging'ombe 6 Luduga 29 Luduga 129 Harambee 130 Mhimbili 131 Kisosola 132 Mlimani 133 Mlangali 30 Mambegu 134 Yeriko 135 Kati 136 Mayomboni 137 Azimio 138 Mtewela 31 Korintho 139 Ludengele 140 Ufipile Page 4 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 141 Ilala 142 Mhando 143 Mwembeni 32 Hanjawanu 144 Nyambogo 145 Mtambani 146 Mkombozi 147 Mtakuja 148 Hanjawanu 33 Igando 149 Igando 150 Changepa 151 Nyamtowo 152 Miho 153 Mbilili 34 Iyayi 154 Tononeka 155 Changarawe 156 Iyayi kati 157 Mjimwema 158 Kihowa 35 Mpanga 159 Igalatilo 160 Msamala 161 Mpanga kati 162 Balali 163 Darajani 164 Msufini 7 Malangali 36 Malangali 165 Uhunguja 166 Ibamanzi 167 Malangali kati 168 Itamba 169 Welela 37 Wangamiko 170 Soliwaya 171 Chamjombe 172 Nyanja 173 Wangamiko kati 8 Wanging'ombe 38 Wanging'ombe 174 Wanging’ombe 175 Kihanga 176 Mnadani 39 Litundu 177 Welela 178 Welelamfumbi 179 Litundu 40 Katenge 180 Katenge “A”, 181 Katenge “ B” 182 Majengo 183 Kilimahewa 41 Mbembe 184 Muungano Page 5 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 185 Itula 186 Ukombozi 187 Kigamboni 188 Salimwani 189 Mbembe 42 Utiga 190 Utiga kati 191 Tambukareli 192 Utiga Magharibi 193 Utiga Mashariki 194 Majengo 195 Itamba 43 Ufwala 196 Mbuyuni 197 Chalufilili 198 Soliwaya kati 199 Mpalanji 200 Mtendeleji 44 Mng'elenge 201 Ikomeja 202 Majengo 203 Ikingula kati 204 Magofu 205 Mng'elenge 45 Mayale 206 Mabaloni 207 Sining'ombe 208 Mtakuja 209 Mayale kati 210 Halali 46 Itandula 211 Gomahenja 212 Mjimwema 213 Lulanga 214 Itandula "A" 215 Itandula "B" 9 Uhambule 47 Ujindile 216 Mjimwema 217 Ujindile kati 218 Magohani 219 Mtamba 220 Mjimwema B 48 Mtewele 221 Mdonya 222 Kihanga 223 Kanisani 224 Barabarani 225 Ihwesa 49 Uhambule 226 Ngenyango 227 Igominyi 228 Chafwimi Page 6 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 229 Uhambule kati 230 Masasati 50 Wangutwa 231 Wangutwa kati 232 Loga 233 Muungano 234 Lutewele 235 Wahe 51 Igelango 236 Talamaganga 237 Mtakuja 238 Igelango Kati 239 Upendo 240 Lumumba 52 Msimbazi 241 Kihanga 242 Mbuyuni 243 Mapogoro 244 Lyango 245 Ilala 10 Kijombe 53 Lyadebwe 246 Majengo 247 Mdoga 248 Mbuyuni 249 Igumbilo 250 Chamvanga 54 Kijombe 251 Mdagala 252 Msikitini 253 Mlimani 254 Wangama 255 Mgogoji 55 Ukomola 256 Mkavu 257 Ukomola Kati 258 Kibuga 259 Cheleji 260 Nyamko 261 Kigunge 56 Lyamluki 262 Chang'anga 263 Mnadani 264 Mbuyuni 265 Mtwila 266 Aman 57 Ikwavila 267 Ikwavila 268 Ibula 269 Mbuyuni 270 Ngelele 271 Ikwavila Kati 11 Saja 58 Saja 272 Saja Kati Page 7 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 273 Kazimoto 274 Ilole 275 Muungano 276 Makondo kati 59 Igenge 277 Misufini 278 Mtwango 279 Igengelimembe 280 Kibugumo 281 Igenge kati 60 Igomba 282 Igeleke 283 Igomba kati 284 Isining'ombe 285 Ng'ondovi 286 Unyanye 61 Isimike 287 Ibanavanu 288 Uhambule 289 Mulelulete 290 Igangasenga 291 Ijengelimembe 62 Idenyimembe 292 Idenyimembe 293 Ujindile 294 Mawesaba 295 Mpakani 296 Mtakuja 64 Itengelo 297 Iponda 298 Utipule 299 Itengelo kati 300 Chang'eng'ene 301 Majengo 12 Uhenga 63 Ikulimambo 302 Mayavile 303 Mbugi 304 Mlangali 305 Munyang'ozi 306 Igomelo 65 Uhenga 307 Mpururu 308 Ulapilwa 309 Kitelevadzi 310 Kariakoo 66 Mapogoro 311 Mlingo 312 Mwang’ande 313 Kazamoyo 314 Mapogoro 13 Ilembula 67 Ilembula 315 Ilembula “A”, 316 Ilembula “B”, Page 8 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 317 Mavengi 318 Mabumage 319 Chamsoholo 68 Igelehedza 320 Igelehedza A 321 Igelehedza B 322 Mtakuja 323 Kilimahewa 324 Kibangada 325 Ivigo 326 Mjimwema 69 Igula 327 Igula 328 Kidegembye 329 Mlowa 330 Muungano 331 Kiginga 70 Iponda 332 Iponda "A" 333 Ngalanga B 334 Ng'alanga 335 Muungano 336 Mtewele 71 Kanamalenga 337 Image 338 Isimikinyi 339 Mjimwema 340 Kitelevadzi 341 Kanamalenga 72 Kasagala 342 Majengo 343 Mlangali 344 Chandavala 345 Kasagala Kati 346 Uhwanga 14 Udonja 73 Udonja 347 Muungano 348 Mshikamano 349 Udonja 350 Mgachu 351 Tanu 74 Ujange 352 Kitede 353 Ujange Kati 354 Milimani 355 Mtamba 356 Ujange 75 Banawanu 357 Banawanu 358 Mjimwema 359 Talibatu 360 Nyamagela Page 9 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 76 Mpululu 361 Mlangali 362 Mjimwema 363 Kanamalenga 364 Mpululu Kati 365 Mlomboji 366 Igailo 3 Imalinyi 15 Wangama 77 Wangama 367 Wangama 368 Mdandu 369 Utunidza 370 Lutowelo 371 Ngelele 78 Ikanga 372 Matalawanda 373 Mtwivila 374 Ikanga 375 Ihalafu 79 Imalilo 376 Ilula "A" 377 Ilula "B" 378 Msaada 379 Kibena 380 Mtakuja 381 Ngongomu 16 Ulembwe 80 Ulembwe 382 Ulembwe 383 Bondea 384 Ikingula 385 Lyanula 386 Ipangala 387 Madasi 388 Mgola 389 Mlangali 390 Mtembelele 81 Usita 391 Kitichi 392 Utengule 393 Mpongolo 394 Usita 395 Malamba 82 Igagala 396 Idunda 397 Igagala 398 Uhepela 399 Mapebasi 400 Njia Panda 401 Igelango 83 Usalule 402 Usalule 403 Ndolela 404 Idono Page 10 of 13 Tangazo la Majina ya Mipaka ya Vijiji na Vitongoji (GN 371 ya 26 Aprili 2019) – Uchaguzi wa Serikali za Mitaa 2019 405 Bondea 406 Igelango 17 Imalinyi 84 Imalinyi 407 Itula 408 Ihingilo 409 Mtwango 410 Ludewa 411 Ukeya 85 Kinenulo 412 Ikangamwani 413 Ikemedza 414 Amani 415 Mapaina 416 Kinenulo 86 Masaulwa 417 Uhemi 418 Bomani 419 Yeriko 420 Ikaula 421 Kilongo 87 Igodivaha 422 Kidegemanga 423 Ibobe 424 Matanana 425 Itimbu 426 Muhanga 88 Ilulu 427 Ibumila juu 428 Ibumila kati 429 Ibumila chini 430
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