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    Widows and Property Grabbing
    (Tangaza University College, 2002-02) Makina, Patrick,
    The phenomenon of widows and property' grabbing in our society today is a great reality to reckon with. We are reminded, day in and day out, that this phenomenon keeps rising, and there is no way we can pretend that it does not exist. This long essay was prompted by one main consideration, namely, the high rate of ' widows and property grabbing in Zambian Newspapers, which has left both the Church and State with no step to curb what I may call "the disease" leaving widows helpless, laughing stocks and vulnerable. This has affected not only the widows themselves, but also their children and their future. However. the Catholic Church in Zambia is challenged by w hat she sees happening in the society, and she is left with no option but to take action in educating every citizen's rights. Although much is not written on this issue in Zambia, we directed our research study precisely to our vulnerable widows (mothers and sisters) of Kanongesha, Mwinilunga Boma and Ikelenge, in Mw inilunga District, Zambia. This research study, whose results are recorded in the next few pages will render a great help to us in order to evaluate the highly prevalence of widows and property grabbing in our society. The findings reported in this essay are based on the responses of respondents from the above stated district (Mwinilunga) in Za m b ia A questionnaire prepared by the researcher and approved by the moderator and other experts in the field was used to collect all the relevant data. Finally, this data w as discussed and analyzed so that we could formulate some recommendations and practical pastoral suggestions.