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South Africa: Anele Tembe Could 'Climb Over Balcony' Despite Cocaine and Alcohol Toxicology Evidence, Inquiry Hears

A forensic expert said the fall evidence points to a possible push, while calculations showed an impact speed of 82 km/h, he testified.

Summary by allAfrica
Toxicology evidence at Anele Tembe's inquest showed alcohol, cocaine and prescription medication in her system, but suggested she could still climb over a 10th-floor Pepperclub Hotel balcony in Cape Town.

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The South African broke the news in Cape Town, South Africa on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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