President Robert Mugabe today said politics kept him ticking. He told the Namibian government-owned newspaper, New Era: “Despite my age, it’s politics that keeps me ticking. It gives life to me when I think that there are people who would want to undermine our revolutionary gains – then my whole life comes and I get something telling me no, no, no, no, no, no, no you can’t retire, we will give you more time to fight the enemy.”
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