Clement Maosa pens heartfelt post in memory of Akhumzi Jezile

Four years after YoTV star Akhumzi Jezile died, his friend Clement Maosa has remembered him fondly and the “traditional” #TuesdayMovieNight they used to share.

Akhumzi died in a car crash in the Eastern Cape in April 2018 with singer Siyasanga Kobese and actor Thobani Mseleni. Posting on his Instagram timeline on Tuesday, the Skeem Saam actor shared pictures of their moments together, saying he was sharing these memories with a smile.

“You should have seen my disappointment, but then I started reminiscing about the good old days. We were truly committed and not a single Tuesday missed. We would arrive an hour earlier for dinner and to catch up discuss the movie afterwards and what to take from it … in most cases there were heated conversations because some were more opinionated than others. Thank God Musa was based in Durban at that time.”

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“Someone would go back to Walnut restaurant for a slice of cheesecake while some entered the cinema with illegal substances inside coffee cups … depression was a foreign concepts to our minds because there was so much assurance and backup … some weeks we would have odd guests and I would be shocked how they made it onto the list, but we kept moving.”

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Clement Maosa is a South African actor, he is well known for the role of Zamokuhle ” Kwaito” he plays on Skeem Saam. He is from Polokwane in Limpopo, and he attended school there furthermore he went to University of Limpopo where he studied Law. The actor mentioned that when he grew up he wanted to be a soldier, but later in life he decided he wanted to be an actor instead.

Although he studied Law, Clement stated that his calling of being an actor was too strong. He Worked in a Law field for like 3 months and ditched it to become an actor. Ever since his choice of being an actor, Clement has since become one of the most recognisable faces in Mzansi.

In the Drum interview, Clement mentioned that he hasn’t had it easy in his life. He lost his mother when he was still in matric, and unfortunately his father followed later when he was about to go off to University. ” I attempted suicide twice after loosing my both my parents.I felt like I had nothing to live for. Little did I know that my purpose is bigger.” He also added that Varsity life also wasn’t easy because he didn’t have money for food.

He persevered and graduated but instead he pursued his acting career which he also didn’t have money for but fortunately he got the role and fell in love with the Kwaito character. He has been doing good ever since, he even married the love of his life and they have a beautiful baby boy.

In his journey Maosa also ventured into music. He features on the King Monada track, Good Life. And he also has a single called Rhythm of Your Heart. A lot of his fans were surprised when he ventured into music but it’s always been something he loves. As if that’s not enough he was also seen around attending dancing classes and tutoring.

His success comes from patience and perseverance, had he not been patient with himself Kwaito wouldn’t have come this far. An old picture of him standing next to a donkey vs him now that he has made it in life was shared on social media to inspire people. It really shows that with determination you can go far.

This morning Skeem Saam actor Clement Maosa: I’m a Law graduate because of my grandmother

Early today, a thankful Clement Maosa took to his online networking to give credit where it’s expected. The Skeem Saam entertainer set aside the effort to thank his grandma for the effect she’s had on his life and the existence os his kin. He composed. “At the point when my folks left this world, my grandma took my kin and I in and with only UNCONDITIONAL LOVE we endure.

Maosa didn’t just wind up as an effective entertainer however he got a Law Degree at the University of Limpopo. “I even graduated Bachelor of laws at the University of Limpopo since nothing could stop a willing and versatile soul.”

In his extensive sincere post, Clement featured that he trusts individuals will draw motivation from his life venture. ” I know best peeps who have been raised by their gogo and today they’ve constructed riches from nothing. This is simply to rouse an African kid to never surrender yet in addition to value our grandparents/guardians who penance a ton for us to get taught and have a more promising time to come.”

Maosa certainly defied the chances to be the place he is today. Aside from following up on Skeem Saam, he is likewise a performer and a MC.

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When my parents left this world, my grandmother took my siblings and I in and with nothing but UNCONDITIONAL LOVE we survived. I even graduated Bachelor of laws at university of Limpopo because nothing could stop a willing and resilient spirit. I know most successful peeps who have been raised by their gogo and today they’ve build wealth from nothing. This is just to inspire an African child to never give up but also to appreciate our grandparents/parents who sacrifice a lot for us to get educated and have a brighter future. I now know no impossibility because I broke down so many barriers and defied the odds. I know and appreciate who I am and where I come from because where I’m going is inspired by where I am from. #LeparaLaLimpopo #MyStory #Blessings

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