KANA TISINA KUITA BONDE HANDIKUPE MUSHA WEKUGARA VANODARO SABHUKU

CHIEF DOTITO TRADITIONAL COURTS In Zimbabwe and across Africa, the struggle for land is more than just soil and boundaries — it is about dignity, survival, and justice. Women, who are often the backbone of agriculture and community life, face unique challenges: denied rightful access to land, silenced in decision‑making, and sometimes exploited through abuse of power. Too often, positions of authority are misused, with sexual favours demanded in exchange for opportunities, leaving women vulnerable and voiceless. This documentary‑style exploration exposes the **intersection of gender, land rights, and corruption**, highlighting how frivolous claims and lack of material evidence are weaponized against women. It is a story of resilience and resistance, where women continue to fight for recognition, equality, and the right to cultivate both land and life without fear. Join us as we uncover the untold stories, amplify the voices of women, and challenge the systems that perpetuate injustice. This is not just about land — it is about power, humanity, and the urgent call for change.