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Mara form five selction

Mara Form Five Selection 2025/2026 - Tamisemi Form Five Selection, MKOA WA MARA.

Bellow is the list of  students selected to join form five and tertiary colleges 2024/2025 Mara Region

Mara Region is the birthplace of prominent Leaders including the first President and Founder of the Nation Hayati Mwl Julius K. Nyerere who was born on April 13, 1922 in the village of Butiama. and died and was buried in Butiama village on 14/10/1999. The late Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere is the Founder of TANU who led the Independence movement. In addition, Mwalimu was the Founder of the Revolutionary Party on 5.2.1977 after the FIVE Political Parties and AFRO SHIRAZI merged. Other National Leaders who are born in the Region are the Retired Prime Minister Justice Joseph Sinde Warioba who was the Prime Minister from 1985 to 1990, the Retired Chiefs of Staff General David Msuguri and Joseph Waitara. The region is also endowed with top government officials including Ministers, Ambassadors and Heads of various Government Institutions.

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Mara Region covers an area of ​​30,150 square kilometers. Out of that area 10,942 square kilometers is a water area equal to 36 percent and 19,208 square kilometers equivalent to 64 percent is land area. Inland, 9,452.34 square kilometers (49.2 percent) are located in the wildlife reserves, including the Serengeti National Park, Ikorongo and Grumeti Game Reserves and Grumeti and Ikorongo Game Reserves. Excluding the area the Region is retained by 9,755.66 Square Kilometers equivalent to 50.7% of the land area for agriculture, livestock and housing. The region borders Kenya and Uganda to the North, Kagera and Mwanza Regions to the West, Simiyu Region to the South and Arusha Region to the East    

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