She testified before the tribunal sitting in Sandton. Docrat previously testified that an emoji of a syringe sent by Mbenenge to Mengo referred to a male private part and served no medical purpose.

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According to Mark Gurman, this year Apple is planning to introduce high blood pressure detection: The blood-pressure feature…is designed to work in a similar way to Apple’s sleep apnea detector.

Mbenenge had messaged her and asked if he must "come and give you a boost" with a syringe emoji with a drop of red liquid. Docrat said in the context of the messages, it could not be viewed as ...