of 2014 and section 18(1) & 19 (3) of the Law Reform(Fatal Accidents and Miscellaneous Provisions ) Act Cap 310, R.E 2002, and any other Provisions of the Law. It is supported by an affidavit of one enabling Saed Kubenea and submissions made by Dr. Lugemeleza Nshallah and Mr Nashon Nkungu learned counsel for the applicant. The Patrick a joint counter affidavit taken respondents filed Kipangula out making which was a case by one supported by submissions of Mr. Haruni Matagane, learned Senior State Attorney. There is also a statement by the applicant and a Reply to that statement both filed in terms of the governing law. The background of the matter Mwanahalisi Newspaper which is that the applicant is alleged owns to have published three offending stories before it published the September 18 - 24,th 2017, the last straw, that earned them the ban. There is no dispute that a ban was issued against publication of the Newspaper on 18th September 2017. The applicant's contention is that the first respondent who issued the ban had no authority to act as he did and that no charges against the said applicant were preferred let alone affording it the night to be heard. Dr .Nshallah submitted that the first respondent purported to act under section 58 of the Media Services Act No. 12 of 2016 but the learned counsel submitted that the Deputy Minister has no such powers under that provision. 2