Draft:Clemy Zm (fashion designer)
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Clemy Zm | |
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| Born | Clement Kangwa June 24, 2004 Kitwe, Zambia |
| Other names | Santan Brown |
| Education | Information and Communications University (BA) |
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| Years active | 2020–present |
Clement Kangwa (born June 24, 2004), professionally known as Clemy Zm, is a Zambian fashion designer and entrepreneur. He is recognized for his contributions to the Zambian fashion industry, marked by innovative designs and a strong entrepreneurial spirit.[1]
Early Life and Education
[edit]Clement Kangwa was born on June 24, 2004, in Kitwe, Zambia, and is the eldest of five siblings. His family later relocated to Lusaka, where he attended Tionge and Lady Diana Private Schools for his primary education. Subsequently, he continued his studies at Chitimuku Private School for his secondary education, where his interest in fashion began to develop.
Career
[edit]During his secondary education, Kangwa's creative talents in fashion emerged, leading him to establish his first brand, "Jehovah Blessed My Hustle".[1] This brand reflects his entrepreneurial drive and deep faith, symbolizing his gratitude for the opportunities he has encountered. Kangwa's entry into the fashion industry has been characterized by a dedication to innovation and excellence. His distinctive designs have garnered recognition, and he continues to inspire others through his work.
Contributions and Impact
[edit]Kangwa is known for his commitment to empowering others through fashion. His journey from a young creative to a recognized fashion entrepreneur underscores his perseverance and passion for the industry. He has emerged as a trailblazer in Zambia's fashion landscape, influencing and mentoring upcoming designers.
References
[edit]- ^ a b "Apart from helping youths become Independent, youth entrepreneurship helps promote economic growth, provides access to goods and services, and improves the overall standard of living through the creation of new values in the economy of a Nation. One such youth contributing to the growth of the country's economy is, Clement Kangwa, known in the clothing business world as, Clemy Zm, a young energetic entrepreneur, CEO and proprietor of a clothing label tagged, "Jehovah Blessed My Hustle"". Daily Nation. 2023-09-24. Retrieved 2024-06-03.