Multi-Talented Eastern Cape Farmer and Makeup Artist Passionate About Both Fields: “I Just Love It”
- A hard-working businesswoman in the Eastern Cape province is hustling ardently with her various endeavours
- The young lady is multifaceted, grinding hard as a chicken farmer and passionate makeup artist
- Briefly News had a follow-up chat with Kamvelihle Mpayipeli, who opened up about her love of both fields
A lovely woman in the Eastern Cape province is doing everything she can to make a success of both her businesses.
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In a previous chat with Briefly News, Kamvelihle Mpayipeli shared that she started her farming business during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Now, in a follow-up conversation, the 26-year-old, who is also a makeup artist, opens up about her interest in the two very different industries.
Eastern Cape farmer loves field
Kamvelihle loves food production and being independent – these were two key reasons she chose to start Silumko Poultry Farm:
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“I love being a farmer because it’s such an essential career. I’ll be able to build generational wealth through it.
“I want to have a bigger poultry farm and be able to supply both nationally and internationally.”
Businesswoman believes in starting small
The entrepreneur notes that she has always been passionate about makeup and the confidence it instils in women:
“Makeup is something I’ve always been passionate about. From a young age, I’ve always been a girly girl. I just love makeup on me. I love it more on my clients. I love enhancing their beauty.”
Kamvelihle wants to study further to enhance her skills and believes that starting small and being consistent is fundamental to the success of any enterprise:
“I want to study more about business and enhance my knowledge. I just keep taking short courses now and I recently got my certificate in financial literacy.
“For me, it’s mainly supply not meeting demand. My shelter is small, so I have to produce a small number of broilers at a time for now.”
Carpenter ventures into vegetable farming
In another inspiring story, Briefly News wrote about a hard-working self-taught carpenter in Soweto who has decided to start an agricultural enterprise after some career setbacks.
The young lady makes beautiful Wendy houses and is an ardent businesswoman and says she prefers to be self-employed than work for others.
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