Although the family did not share all the details about the death of businessman and musician Oupa John Sefoka, also known as DJ Sumbody, friends and those present at the scene of the crime say it is indeed him who was gunned down in a hail of bullets on Woodmead Drive in Johannesburg. The family of DJ Sumbody has shared details of his memorial service, which will take place tomorrow, with the theme All White. Fans and friends are also welcome to drop off flowers for the DJ frrom yesterday until Friday in Pretoria, Menlyn Maine.

WHAT POLICE SAY

The South African Police Service (SAPS) has shed some light on the investigation of the death of DJ Sumbody. SAPS Senior Communications Officer Colonel Mavela Masondo says in the morning of 20 November, the SAPS received a complaint about a shooting incident on Woodmead Drive and Woodland Drive. "This was at about 00:30 on Sunday," he says. Upon arrival at the scene of the shooting, police found two males inside a VW Golf with gunshot wounds. "A driver and a passenger were certified dead on the scene," he says. "In the report, another person driving a BMW X5 was taken to a medical centre after sustaining gunshot wounds. The motive for the shooting is still unknown at this stage and we are still doing our investigation." The SAPS has appealed to anyone with information on the case to come and call the Crime Stop at 08600-10111 or report to the nearest police station. 

CELEBRITIES MOURN THE DEATH OF DJ AND BUSINESSMAN

The stars who knew him personally say he was a generous and supportive person. Taking to social media, celebrities paid tribute to the Azul singer.

 Cassper writes, "Sometimes you called me Diddy, sometimes you called me Kanye. I still don't know which one I prefer but I know one thing for sure, the bond we shared was special. You were always there for me and vice versa. My twin! Pelo yaka e botloko SumB. Aneva Jo! (My heart is sore)"

Robot Boii says, "To one of the MostReal, Coolest & Friendliest Grootman in the Game. Thank you for your Heart and Contribution to the Industry."

Focalistic says, "Love you forever my mayor. My big brother. Please can we stop the violence? I'm gonna miss my OG,for real. Kale kgopela, are rataneng. Are tlhokomelaneng (I beg you, let's love oneanother, let's take care of one another). Life is short."

Lady Zamar says, "This is super shocking and heart-breaking to the core. Sumbody looked out for his ppl, neverheld grudges, and was welcoming, funny, a hustler, and a game changer inentertainment and many people's lives and he gave great advice. Mfana Pitori."