What is the climax on The Toilet by Gcina Mhlophe?

In "The Toilet" by Gcina Mhlophe, the climax occurs when the narrator's mother finally confronts the issue of the shared toilet with the landlord, Mr. Mazibuko. The narrator's mother has been enduring the inconvenience and humiliation of having to share the toilet with the landlord's family for a long time, but she has been too afraid to speak up.

However, when the landlord demands that the narrator and her mother move out because they have refused to pay rent, the mother decides that she has had enough. She confronts Mr. Mazibuko and tells him that she is not willing to move out until the toilet situation is resolved. The narrator's mother's confrontation with the landlord is the turning point in the story, as it leads to a resolution of the conflict.