Fourth, is our respective professions in this Land/country meeting the legitimate expectations of the people? From the above, it is my firm observation that we are yet there and it is our duty to meet expectations of the Citizens of this Country by revealing the true facts of whatever sector be it social, political, economic for their well-deserved welfare. Tanzania such as some other jurisdictions professes the RULE OF LAW. I believe that the Rule of Law means more than acting in accordance with the Law. The Rule of Law also means Fairness. The Rule of Law should extend to examination of the contents of the laws to see that every Citizen of this country lives comfortably and see that individual rights are not infringed. While we are not questioning the right to freedom of conscience particularly freedom of expression under Article 18(a) and (d) of the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania (1977) to the effect that every person has a freedom of opinion and expression of his ideas; [Article 18(a)]; and further that every person has a right to be informed at all times of various important events of life and activities of the people and also of issues of importance to the society [Article 18(d)], still we have the duty to observe on other individual rights as enshrined in the same Constitution. The right to Equality, as it has been observe in Article 12(2) of the Constitution, which provides that: 32