Over the past year, the term "electoral fraud" was ubiquitous in elections in the United States. Presidential candidate Nelson Chamisa also called the 2018 elections in Zimbabwe "stolen elections." He was the challenger of Emmerson Mnangagwa, aka the Crocodile, leader of the ruling ZANU-PF party. Young Chamisa, a lawyer and leader of the opposition party MDC, is popular and profiles himself as the hero of the oppressed people. But will he manage to avoid corruption? As the elections approach, tensions rise within the population and riots break out. There are casualties, but Chamisa's supporters are willing to risk their lives in order to vote.