Amapiano sensation Kabza De Small recently took to social media to show off his herd of cattle, and Mzansi was more than convinced that the star is raking in millions from farming.
Since his thrust into the limelight, he has been winning big and has capped his career with several accolades.
KABZA DE SMALL TAKES A LEAP INTO FARMING
Kabza De Small has been lauded as one of the pioneers of Amapiano and is credited with thrusting several stars into the limelight, including Young Stunna.
Despite his big wins, the star has seemingly spread his wings to farming and is reportedly majoring in cattle farming.
The star is trending after he recently shared photos and videos of his herd of cattle.
Thanks to his huge social media following, the photos and videos have gained thousands of comments and reactions since they dropped online.
One of the now viral clips shows Kabza De Small’s herd, seemingly around 100. The heard includes Bonsmara crosses and Brahmans.
However, little is known about the location of his farm. After all, this is not the first time he has made headlines with his new business venture.
MAKING HEADLINES
Last year, the Amapiano star made headlines when he posted photos of his Ankole herd on Instagram. The Ankole breed is considered one of the most expensive cattle breeds in the world.
Kabza De Small joins a host of South African celebrities who have invested thousands, if not millions, into farming.
Some of the celebrated breeders of Ankole cattle happen to be presidents. President Cyril Ramaphosa is also on the list and often sells them at auctions.
Over the years, the president has had annual cattle auctions at his Phala Phala farm near Bela Bela in Limpopo. Last year, the president made R15 million from the auction.
The top-selling lot was a 3-in-1 Ankole cow that was in-calf and had a young calf at foot. The second highest price paid was R1 million for an in-calf Ankole.
Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa also has a sizeable herd of Ankole cattle at his Precabe Farm in Kwekwe.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni keeps thousands of long-horned Ankole cows at his Kisozi farm.
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