‘I heard a loud scream followed by a bang, as if someone had been hit by a car,’ Tembe inquest hears
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Story audio is generated using AI More than five years after the death of Anele Tembe, the Cape Town magistrate’s court on Monday began an inquest into the circumstances surrounding her fatal fall from the 10th floor of the Pepperclub Hotel in April 2021.
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI More than five years after the death of Anele Tembe, the Cape Town magistrate’s court on Monday began an inquest into the circumstances surrounding her fatal fall from the 10th floor of the Pepperclub Hotel in April 2021.
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Follow-up questions
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