User talk:Jikaar

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Jarar Zone have 9 [[Districts of Ethiopia|Woredas]] (districts) and they are [[Degehabur woreda)|Degahbur]],[[Misraq Gashamo]],[[Aware (woreda)|Awaare]],[[Gunagado]],[[Birqod]],[[Daroor]],[[

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Removing AfD template

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Removing AfD template

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