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                                                          SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

                                                       IMIDARI IKIGO CYAHEMBWE

                                             ABA FRERE BAMBERE BO MURI IKI KIGO

                                          BIMWE MU BIKOMBE IKIGO CYAHEMBWE

                                                LABORATORY Z'IKIGO

                                                IBIBUGA BYA VOLLEYBALL

                                                  IWAWA BLOCK

                                             KIGOMA UREBEYE IWAWA

                                          IKIBUGA CYA VOLLEYBALL CYEGEREYE CHICAGO

                                             URI KUJYA MURI REFECTORIES

                                            SALLE IBERAMO IBIKORWA BY'IKIGO

                                           IMBERE MURI SALLE

                                           IKIBUGA CYA HANDBALL I SAMIYONGA

                                           BLOCK EUROPE

                                                         INDATWA SWIMMING POOL

                                                 BLOCK IWAWA

                               IKIBUGA CYA BASKETBALL CYEGEREYE MIAMI NA BUANDELI

                                                UMUHANDA UJYA SAMIYONGA

                                                            SAMIYONGA

                                          KURI GATE: AHO BINJIRIRA MURI GSOB

















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