Question 1

Where are Nguni Cattle from?

Accepted Answer

The name Nguni refers to the present day Nguni people who migrated from the North of Africa with their Sanga cattle crossing the Zambezi to Southern Africa around 590 AD.

Question 2

What colours do Nguni Cattle come in?

Accepted Answer

Nguni cattle are the multi-coloured cattle belonging to the Nguni people of Southern Africa –The Xhosa, Zulu, Swazi and Venda people.

Question 3

Why don’t you dehorn the cattle?

Accepted Answer

Horned animals have their hierarchy in the herd. Horns are used for thermo-regulation and cooling of the animal. Horned livestock are better able to defend themselves and their young from predators. It is historical to the Nguni cattle breed to have horned and natural polled animals coexisting with each other. Seeing patterned horned animals is, pleasing to the eye.

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