April 4, 2016 at 5:09 pm	Reply	Nhlanhla Sibisi	Nga NgIthi Msuthu ukubani bengikawamulume. Ngizalwa UMaNdlovu. thola isithonjana sevidiyo ye--youtube ngosayizi ohlukene njengokukhetha kwakho. lapho ungachofoza inkinobho yokukhipha, isithonjana sokuhlola kuqala isayizi eningi sinikezwe. ungakhetha usayizi wesithonjana phakathi kwe--480x360, 120x90, 320x180, 1280x720 bese uyikhipha. The study explored the extent of women’s economic empowerment for sustainable livelihoods through the Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) in Zimbabwe, focusing on three wards in the Makoni district. The study addressed the paucity of information on the usefulness of land redistribution on women’s improved food security and disposable income. Using a qualitative case study, the researcher purposefully selected thirty female land beneficiaries to participate in focus group discussions and five land officers from government departments to be interviewed as key informants. Findings reveal that the FTLRP generally meant that men accessed more land than women. Women’s livelihood initiatives were hampered by their failure to access sufficient support from the government and external partners. Despite the government signing various charters purported to support women’s empowerment, there is still a lot to be done to achieve it.