✅Join @lostmyguide to discover the wild side With horns stretching up to 6 feet (1.8 m), Ankole cattle look like something out of a legend. Found across Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Tanzania, these giants are more than just livestock. They stand as living symbols of strength, beauty, and survival. Their massive horns help cool their bodies under the blazing East African sun, while their spirit reflects the endurance of the people who raise them. In many tribes,

Majestic cows from Rwanda are more than just livestock. They are a symbol of pride, culture, and heritage. With their long, curved horns and graceful presence, these Ankole cows are deeply woven into Rwandan identity and tradition. Often featured in ceremonies, poems, and artwork, they represent beauty, strength, and prosperity. A true reflection of Rwanda’s rich pastoral legacy. #RwandanCows #AnkoleMajesty #RwandanHeritage #EastAfricaBeauty #CulturalPride | Africa Global News

MEET THE RWANDAN COWBOY Cows play a significant role in Rwandan culture. Now, with the help of his cattle, Alexis Ngabo Karegeya aims to turn his village, Bigogwe, into a thriving tourism destination. | East Africa Daily

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"The Ankole breed has a bright future in South Africa, especially in the red meat industry,” says Anton De Swardt, president of the Ankole Cattle Breeders' Society of South Africa . In this clip, he talks about the history of the breed and it's standout characteristics. | Farmer's Weekly SA