contended that the Government of Tanzania has an official presence on Clubhouse through the page of the Chief Government Spokesperson at the following link: https: //www.clubhouse.com/house/msemaii-mkuu-wa-serikali. This has been resisted by the Respondents. The Petitioner, as can be discerned from paragraph 4 of his Affidavit, paragraphs 5, 6 and 7 of the Rejoinder Affidavit and Annex CH 01 and CH 02, it is his view that the Government of Tanzania not only officially announced the establishment of its Clubhouse page but has actively used the said page to communicate with the public about various government initiatives. It is demonstrated through the links appended to paragraph 7 of the Rejoinder Affidavit and Annex CH 02; how various executives of the government of Tanzania have relied on Clubhouse to disseminate information to the public. Undenied by the Respondents, the Petitioner submitted that the Office of the Chief Government Spokesperson is an instrumental office within the setup of the First Respondent tasked with the responsibility of passing on profiling the good image of the Government of Tanzania in the eyes of the Republic. The Petitioner also submitted that by establishing and using the Clubhouse page of the Chief Government Spokesperson; the Government of Tanzania through the First Respondent was undertaking the following mandates outlined in the Constitution of Tanzania, 1977: a) Being accountable to the people under Article 8[1][c]; b) Reporting to the public because sovereignty resides inthepeople, and it is from the people that the Government through this Constitution shall derive all its power and authority - Article 8[1][a]; c) Updating the public of its primary objective of promoting the welfare ofthe people [Article 8[1][b]; and, 5