Kabza De Small, known for his massive influence in the Amapiano music scene, is turning heads once again—this time for his new venture into cattle farming.
After making waves with his musical success, the star has expanded his business horizons, and Mzansi seems to think he’s hitting it big in this new industry.
Kabza De Small’s Leap into the Farming World
As one of the pioneers of the Amapiano genre, Kabza De Small has been a driving force behind the success of many rising stars, such as Young Stunna.
His career has been marked by numerous accolades and achievements, but now, he’s also making a name for himself in the world of farming.
Recently, Kabza shared a glimpse of his farming success on social media, where he posted videos and photos of his impressive herd of cattle.
The posts quickly went viral, with fans and followers reacting in droves.
The footage showcases a herd of cattle that appears to be in the range of 100, including prized breeds like Bonsmara crosses and Brahmans.
While Kabza’s social media following has given him a platform for his farming journey, the location of his farm remains a mystery.
Kabza De Small’s Past Farming Posts and Investments in Cattle
This isn’t the first time Kabza has made headlines for his farming ventures.
Last year, he posted pictures of his Ankole herd on Instagram, a breed known for being one of the most expensive cattle varieties in the world.
The Ankole breed has made waves in South Africa, where celebrities are increasingly investing in farming as a lucrative side business.
Among the high-profile figures who have invested heavily in cattle farming is President Cyril Ramaphosa, who holds an annual cattle auction at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo.
In 2022, he earned a staggering R15 million from the auction, with the top-selling Ankole cow fetching R3 million.
Celebrities and Presidents Investing in Cattle Farming
Kabza joins an elite group of celebrities and even politicians who have embraced cattle farming as a serious investment.
For instance, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has a sizable herd of Ankole cattle at his Precabe farm, while Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has thousands of long-horned Ankole cows at his Kisozi farm.
With such high-profile figures backing the cattle farming industry, it’s clear that this is a lucrative business that continues to gain popularity among South Africa’s elite.
Kabza De Small’s recent posts only add to the growing trend of celebrities taking a keen interest in farming and livestock breeding.
What’s Next for Kabza De Small in Farming?
Kabza’s new business venture has captured the attention of many, sparking conversations about the potential for growth in the South African farming sector.
Fans and industry watchers are eager to see what comes next for the star as he balances his music career with his newfound passion for cattle farming.
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