This book retraces the history of conflict resolution in the Shona people since the early states. The book seeks to expose how indigenous conflict resolution methods developed and were preserved and also explores the place of women in the entire conflict resolution puzzle. It also discusses the challenges that have been encountered in the application of all the indigenous, endogenous and exogenous conflict resolution approaches.This is a relatively unexplored area especially regarding the roles played by women in patriarchal societies. The book is an eye-opener as it also exposes some of the roles allegedly played by some widely documented social and political figures in Zimbabwe.