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He was one in a million - Bab’ David Sejobe. I’ll definitely miss his morning greetings & just how he coloured the place with smiles and blessings. Everyone driving past @MultiChoiceGRP City hooting & waving 🫡 such a legend! He would say “The amazing One” #RIPDavidSejobe
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MultiChoice confirms with deep sadness the passing of our colleague, David Sejobe, a valued member of the MultiChoice team who served as a front house security officer at our Randburg head office.
David joined MultiChoice in 2015 and, over the past decade, became a familiar and cherished presence to employees, visitors and members of the public. He was widely known for his professionalism, warmth and positive spirit, and for the genuine care with which he greeted and assisted everyone who came through our doors.
For many, David’s friendly greetings and daily interactions along Bram Fischer Drive became a welcome and uplifting part of the day. He represented the values of respect, kindness and human connection, and his contribution extended well beyond his formal role.
David was also widely admired for his personal resilience and commitment to healthy living. He cycled to work everyday and was an avid long-distance cyclist who used sport to manage his health and inspire others. He drew public attention for undertaking a long-distance charity ride from Johannesburg to Venda in honour of his late father, and he participated in several major cycling events. His story motivated many people and reflected his determination, discipline and love of life.
David will be remembered for his optimism, generosity of spirit and the lasting impression he made on colleagues, guests and the broader community.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to David’s family, friends and fellow colleagues during this difficult time. Information 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.
#RIPDavidSejobe
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LIMPOPO WOMAN AREESTED FOR OPERATING HER OWN PRISON
A 54-year-old woman from NkowaNkowa in Limpopo has been arrested for attempting to open her own prison. It is alleged that the woman opened the prison at his own home yard in December 2, 2025. The woman who is a tavern owner arrested few men who were causing violence when drunk and locked them until they are sober or paid their bills.
According to reports, she detained 36 people for drinking at her tavern without paying and those that owed her.
The woman also used the prison to arrest men who beat up women when drunk at the tavern.
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Anybody wanna take bets on the Shadow government (gangsters and mafia money) and corrupt politicians pinning crimes on Nathi Mthethwa? Remember he was former minister of police
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COMEBACK COMPLETE.
TITLE DEFENSE COMPLETE.
#RolandGarros
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If South Africa was a person looking at what is happening between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Nkosi Sikelela i South Africa. 🙏
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“South Africa is confiscating land and treating certain classes of people very badly,” - Donald Trump
Certain classes of people:
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Must be really nice to have someone show you that they're so in to you.
Expressive with words, actions and always trying to put in effort.































