Kabza De Small’s cattle farming venture impresses Mzansi

Amapiano sensation Kabza De Small has once again set social media abuzz, but this time it’s not about his chart-topping hits or sold-out shows. Instead, the star recently showcased his thriving cattle farming business, leaving many convinced that he is making millions outside of the music industry.

The DJ and producer, who is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of Amapiano, has had an illustrious career, winning multiple awards and helping to launch the careers of stars like Young Stunna. However, it appears that his business ventures extend far beyond the music industry.

Kabza De Small Shows Off His Expansive Herd

The award-winning producer took to social media to share photos and videos of his herd of cattle, which appeared to be over 100 strong. The footage, which has since gone viral, showed a variety of cattle breeds, including Bonsmara crosses and Brahmans—both of which are known for their high quality in beef production.

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Fans and followers flooded the comment section, praising his investment in agriculture and hailing him as a smart businessman. Many were impressed by the sheer size of his herd, speculating that he is making a fortune from farming.

@ThandoSA: “Kabza De Small is not just a DJ. This guy is making serious money from farming!”

@MkhuluZulu: “This is real wealth. Investing in land and livestock is the way to go. Well done, King of Amapiano!”

However, despite the buzz, Kabza has kept the exact location of his farm private, adding to the mystery surrounding his growing agricultural empire.

Not His First Farming Venture

This isn’t the first time Kabza De Small has made headlines for his interest in farming.

Last year, he posted photos of his Ankole cattle, a rare and highly valuable breed known for its impressive long horns and high market value. The breed is one of the most expensive in the world, and its popularity has grown significantly in recent years.

Joining the Ranks of Celebrity Farmers

Kabza De Small is not the only South African celebrity who has invested in farming. A growing number of public figures, including politicians, musicians, and businesspeople, have ventured into agriculture as a long-term investment strategy.

President Cyril Ramaphosa: A Leading Ankole Breeder

One of the most famous breeders of Ankole cattle in South Africa is President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The president owns Phala Phala farm near Bela Bela, Limpopo, where he hosts annual cattle auctions.

Last year, his auction fetched a whopping R15 million, with the top-selling cow (a 3-in-1 Ankole) selling for over R2 million. Another in-calf Ankole cow fetched R1 million, highlighting just how lucrative this market can be.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Ankole Herd

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa is also deeply involved in Ankole farming. He owns a sizeable herd at his Precabe Farm in Kwekwe, Zimbabwe.

Like Ramaphosa, Mnangagwa has recognized the economic potential of Ankole cattle, particularly as they are in high demand for their meat quality and durability in harsh conditions.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s Cattle Empire

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is another high-profile breeder of Ankole cattle. He keeps thousands of Ankole cows at his Kisozi farm, reinforcing the breed’s cultural and economic significance in Africa.

Kabza De Small’s Future in Farming

With Kabza De Small’s cattle farming business gaining attention, many are now wondering whether he plans to expand into commercial farming or even participate in major cattle auctions like Ramaphosa and Mnangagwa.

If his current success in music is anything to go by, there’s no doubt that he has the potential to build a farming empire alongside his Amapiano reign.

His story serves as an inspiration for young South Africans, showing that diversifying income streams and investing in agriculture can be a path to generational wealth.

While the full extent of his farming operations remains unknown, one thing is certain: Kabza De Small is not just the King of Amapiano, but a rising mogul in the agricultural world as well.