If your clock is wrong, you need to either manually set it to the correct time via the date command, or you need to run something like ntpdate in order to sync to an ntp server to set it.

Reconfiguring the timezone won't do anything to change the system's local time, just the timezone itself.

Hello Steev, first let me thank you, that you took your time to help me. I ran your "ntpdate" command and it said that this command was not found. I research on the internet about this command and I found a site that told me how to download/install it. So I went back to my terminal and ran the command: " sudo yum install ntp "

This command gave the following output:
" There are no enabled repos.
Run "yum repolist all" to see the repos you have.
You can enable repos with yum-config-manager --enable <repo> "

As instructed by the output, the following step I'd make is to list the repos and then when I 'listed' them, it showed me that I had no available repos. It gave me the following output:
repolist: 0

What is the next step I should make to fix this?

You should document yourself better, please have a look at http://kali.training... it will teach you how to install software: apt install ntpdate.

Your request should have been sent to a user support forum, not to a bug tracker. Closing the bug now.