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Zimbabwe heatwave expected to last until Friday

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An intense heatwave is expected to persist in Zimbabwe until Friday, before the arrival of rain that could bring relief. Meteorological department spokesperson Baba Maketa advised people to drink enough water and limit certain activities, according to the Daily News.

The heatwave affecting Zimbabwe is expected to continue until Friday, the Meteorological Services Department of Zimbabwe (MSD) has warned. Its spokesperson, Baba Maketa, spoke to the Daily News.

The return of the rains is expected to bring relief, while the MSD is advising people to stay hydrated and limit their exposure to the heat, according to the Daily News.

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