Clement Maosa, a versatile artist known for his role as Kwaito Seakamela-Maputla in the long-running series Skeem Saam, is committed to giving back to his community. His dedication to this cause is deeply rooted in his personal experiences, having grown up in poverty after losing his parents, Tlou and Mosima Maosa, when he was just 17 years old.Clement Maosa, a versatile artist known for his role as Kwaito Seakamela-Maputla in the long-running series Skeem Saam, is committed to giving back to his community. His dedication to this cause is deeply rooted in his personal experiences, having grown up in poverty after losing his parents, Tlou and Mosima Maosa, when he was just 17 years old.

Recently, Maosa has joined forces with brands that aim to support young girls in their education journey by providing sanitary pad donations, recognizing the critical importance of education.Clement Maosa’s Journey from Poverty to Success:

Maosa, in an interview with Drum Magazine, revealed that he intimately understands the hardships of growing up poor. Hailing from a village, he attended a public school and faced various challenges. He vividly remembered envying other children with lunch boxes and school shoes.

His self-esteem suffered as he felt looked down upon. The loss of his parents led to dark moments in his life, even attempting suicide twice. Little did he know that a greater purpose awaited him.