S ejobe, who joined MultiChoice in 2015, worked as a front-of-house security officer and became widely known for his warm demeanor, professionalism and daily interactions with staff and members of the public along Bram Fischer Drive.

According to information shared by community members, Sejobe was fatally injured after being struck by a vehicle while cycling. The circumstances surrounding the incident have not yet been formally detailed.

In a statement, MultiChoice said Sejobe was admired for the respect, kindness and human connection he brought to his role, noting that his contribution extended far beyond his official duties.

“David’s friendly greetings and positive spirit made him a familiar and uplifting presence for many people arriving at our offices each day,” the company said.

Passion for Cycling and Community Inspiration

Beyond his professional life, Sejobe was widely recognised for his commitment to health and fitness, cycling to work daily and participating in long-distance cycling events. He used cycling not only as a means of transport, but as a tool to manage his health and inspire others.

He drew public attention after completing a long-distance charity cycling journey from Johannesburg to Venda, undertaken in honour of his late father. Colleagues and community members described him as disciplined, resilient and deeply motivated by purpose.

Tributes Pour In

Following news of his passing, tributes poured in from colleagues and members of the public, many recalling Sejobe as a joyful and kind presence whose greetings and laughter became part of their daily routine.

“You brought smiles and laughter to so many of us on our way to work,” one tribute read. “Your joy was infectious, and your spirit pure.”

Condolences and Memorial Arrangements

MultiChoice extended its condolences to Sejobe’s family, friends and colleagues, stating that details regarding memorial arrangements will be shared once confirmed and in accordance with the family’s wishes.

“MultiChoice honours David’s memory and the light he brought to our workplace and community,” the company said.