Kabza de Small invests in agriculture
South African music sensation Kabza de Small, hailed as the “King of Amapiano”, has been making headlines recently for a unique and impressive purchase.
The acclaimed DJ and producer has purchased an Ankole cow worth more than R120 000, a decision that has enthralled fans and sparked interest in the rare and prestigious breed of cattle.
Kabza de Small, whose real name is Kabelo Mosa, is best known as an influential artist in the amapiano genre, but his recent investment in Ankole cattle shows another side to the artist and highlights his appreciation for agriculture and animal husbandry.
MDN News Kabza's latest investment has been making the rounds on social media, with users expressing their admiration for the DJ's move.
That's a great investment
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Native to Africa, the Ankole cat is known for its striking appearance with long, graceful horns and unique build, making it a symbol of prestige and wealth.
The Ankole variety is more than just a status symbol; it has cultural and historical importance in Africa.
Known for their resilience and adaptability, Ankole cattle have been prized by various African communities for centuries. Their long, curving horns and sleek bodies are not only striking to look at, but also a valuable asset in livestock production and genetic diversity.
Kabza de Small’s purchase of an Ankole cattle breed worth more than R120 000 is testament to his multifaceted interests and passion for honouring African traditions.
