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Farming throbs in Kidum's heart

Besides starting a music school, Kidum plans to engage in poultry and livestock farming as ventures to help fight poverty when he retires. Photo/FILE

Burundi music star Kidum plans to venture into farming when he retires from music.

Kidum said poultry and livestock farming top his list of priority areas.

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