Clement said he is helping kids who walk kilometers to school every day.
“There still learners who walk kilometers to school daily just to get an education, so as I celebrate my birthday with @erp.redux we donating 50 bicycles today.....and that’s how I started my morning. We shall continue making a difference. I am grateful,” he wrote on Instagram.
The actor is indeed inspiring change. He recently revealed that he wants to protect the rights of the artist. He said he wants to open a law firm where artists can get help.
“Soon when I get my admission as an Advocate, I want to major in entertainment law and represent artists and their rights, particularly musicians...entertainers play a vital role in our society but they are often neglected, exploited, and not valued."
During his recent interview with Massive Metro, Clement said many artists have been ripped off.
“I came to Joburg and started attending auditions and I realized that my LLB degree is helping me a lot especially when I have to negotiate contracts, I am very familiar with law and glosses and also to help others, you will be shocked that there are so many artists who are being ripped off and they are like "dude you don’t understand that this is a booklet of so many rules and regulations" and whatever so it’s helping me a lot and eventually I want to open a firm.”
Clement also spoke about how he ended up studying Law. “Growing up, when they realize that you are smart, they tell you you gonna be a lawyer or a doctor because those were the most common professions…and I ended up going to study law because when I was in matric I told My parents that I wanted to be an actor and go study media at Wits or the University of Cape Town and study film and production and they said to me no you are going to be a Lawyer or a Doctor, otherwise we are not going to pay for your fees.”
Another celebrity who saw the need to lend a helping hand is actress and TV present Ntombi Mzolo. The Moja Love presenter donated a solar-powered computer lab with a fully installed 3Kw system to Thalabodiba Secondary School in the Free State.
She told Daily Sun that she wants learners to access information without any interruption of electricity.
