An inquest into the death of Anele Tembe has heard that despite the presence of alcohol, cocaine, and prescription medication in her system, she may have been physically capable of climbing over the balcony of the Pepperclub Hotel in Cape Town. Toxicology evidence presented at the inquest did not definitively rule out the possibility of Tembe scaling the 10th-floor balcony before her death. The inquiry is examining the circumstances surrounding her fall from the hotel. While substance use was confirmed, investigators are exploring whether it impaired her ability to climb over the railing. This information will contribute to understanding the events leading up to the tragic incident in Cape Town. Further investigation is ongoing to determine the precise sequence of events.

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