“The Silence Was Too Loud” Mzansi Tells of the Eerie Silence at MultiChoice With No David Sejobe

“The Silence Was Too Loud” Mzansi Tells of the Eerie Silence at MultiChoice With No David Sejobe

  • Streets of the MultiChoice offices where David Sejobe worked were reported to be eerily silent, with the beloved security guard now dead
  • Sejobe has broken hearts across Mzansi since the news of his passing, after which many drove past his workplace to pay their last respects
  • Mzansi has reacted to a video of the now silent street where Sejobe used to gleefully work, with many recounting the sadness of the silence
David Sejob's workplace has become lonely without him
David Sejobe's former workplace was reportedly silent and missing his radiant energy. @MzilikaziWaAfrika
Source: Twitter

Residents of the precinct surrounding MultiChoice offices have witnessed an unusual stillness following the tragic passing of David Sejobe, a security guard whose infectious spirit endeared him to many.

The streets that once buzzed with laughter and camaraderie now stand as a poignant reminder of the void left behind.

A recent video posted on TikTok on the 8th of January by one user, @agnesmkhuzangwe, laid bare the eerie silence and loneliness caused by Sejobe's sudden death.

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Watch the video below:

Mzansi weighs in on the silence

TikTok immediately buzzed with shared recollections of the late security guard and the ongoing collective grief.

One user, @GloriaMofe, felt sorry for whoever would fill Sejobe's shoes, saying:

"Eish. This is so sad, and people will compare the person who will get that job with Ntate David."

Another user, @Iris_Tlou, ecouraged people to:

"Keep hooting to remember him."

@KateModisenyane remembered:

"They took his house. But against all odds, he kept on smiling and was always happy. No revenge."

@SeabiDitshego admitted the long time it will take for lovers of the late Sejobe to get used to the status quo:

"It will take time, shame. May God heal you 🙏."

@Alvin.Reddy said:

"I really don't think anyone will take Mr David's place. He was born to change people's lives 🥰. He still makes us better people even when he is gone."

Another user, @posh, added:

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"A hero has fallen😭."

@sarahramanalambulz shared:

"I wanted to go past there on my morning run as usual. But I suddenly felt like I was not ready to face that 🥺."

@Lesibana.Godfrey reiterated the general atmosphere of the video, stating:

"It's very sad indeed."

Who was David Sejobe?

David Sejobe was a beloved security guard at MultiChoice in Randburg, widely recognised for his infectious smile, warmth, and daily friendly greetings to motorists on Bram Fischer Drive.

He was killed at the age of 49 in a hit-and-run accident earlier this month while cycling to work.

In the aftermath, there has been a massive outpouring of grief and over R500,000 in crowdfunding donations for his family.

David Sejobe was beloved in his ranks
The friendly David Sejobe would get on-air time at MultiChoice for his infectious good energy. Image: @MzilikaziWaAfrika
Source: Twitter

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Katleho Mositoane (Entertainment writer) Katleho Mositoane is an entertainment writer at Briefly News (joined 2025). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media and Journalism from the University of the Free State. She writes columns that explore the social, political, and economic dynamics in Africa. She began her journalism career at Seipone community newspaper, where she reported on local sports stories. She has published articles with The Chanzo, a Tanzanian outlet and The Rational Standard, a South African commentary platform. She also served as a Writing Fellow at African Liberty. Contact Katleho at katleho.mositoane@briefly.co.za