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Gogo Maweni shows off latest passion – Cattle farming

If there is one thing you have to get South African credit for, it would be the fact that they always prove that there’s nothing a man can do that a woman cannot as well.

Well known podcaster and traditional healer (Sangoma) Gogo Maweni has recently taken on the responsibility of proving this statement to be absolutely correct.

Taking to the social media platform, Instagram. Gogo surprised her 360 000 followers by announcing that she has taken on a brand-new venture in the form of cattle farming.

The post contains a video in which Gogo give her fans a look at a multitude of cows that she recently bought.

In her caption she wrote: “So we bought our first herd of cattle today.”

Following the post, many people in the comment section expressed how proud they were about her latest adventure.

One user even went as far as to explain how much Gogo’s content had a positive influence on his life.

“I rarely comment on Instagram, but from watching you on television to YouTube to following you on Instagram. You have genuinely healed me in so many ways and been a spiritual teacher to me through a screen.

He later concluded: “To meet you in person would be a true blessing. Congratulations to you.”

The comment was certainly acknowledged by the host of the Which Craft Podcast as she later thanked the young man for his kind words.

While many may be happy for her recent success, she later also shared a post reminding others that to spend time in constant prayer to protect their happiness.

“We live in a generation where our happiness makes people angry, and our anger gives people joy.”

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