Actress Zikhona Bali ventures into farming as she expands her business empire

Actress Zikhona Bali ventures into farming as she expands her business empire. The celebrated actress, who recently died in Diep City, where she was playing Asanda,  Pastor Charleston’s wife, has stretched her business empire by venturing into farming.

And that’s a wrap for the broilers🎬

It’s purchase and delivery weekend 🐓

Taking to Instagram, Zikona shared her new business leaving Mzansi stunned by her booming business empire. The actress has joined other celebrities like Asavela Mngqithi in the poultry farming business.

Check out the video of Zikhona Bali showing off her poultry farming business.

Zikhona also updated her fans on how she started her project and how it has progressed. She also pointed out that she hoped to expand her project and needed more land to flourish.

“How did I start? I used my stokvel share. 
How is it going? I need a poultry abattoir and more land. ,

🐓How did I start? I used my stokvel share. 😎
🐓How is it going? I need a poultry abattoir and more land. 🥹#poultryfarmer #chickenfarmer #abattoir #agriculture #chickens #Entrepreneur #FarmLife pic.twitter.com/sziSgjkdiB

— Zikhona Bali (@Zikhona_Bali) January 30, 2023

On Zikhona Bali departing from Diep City to practice poultry farming

Zikhona has been playing Asanda in Diep City, and many loved to hate her character because she nailed it to perfection. However, her character died in the telenovela, and rumours have it that she left the show to explore other opportunities in life. With the looks of things, Zikhona left Diep City to focus on farming; moreover, other sources have it that farming is her side hustle.

A confirmed souse has it that she abandoned Diep City for a big acting gig in a movie which has not been disclosed.

Mzansi and Diep City fans are happy and inspired by Zikhona’s side hustles and wish her well in her endeavours.

Congratulations zee this is a great move, super proud of your new business venture 🙌

When you what you love, you actually work more, but it never feels like work.