I'm still going strong, says Mugabe

The First Secretary of Zanu-PF, President Robert Mugabe says as long as he still has the energy, the life and the blessing of God, he will continue to lead the country because he was given the mandate to lead by the people.

The 15th Zanu-PF annual people's conference that was held in Victoria Falls in December last year, saw all 10 provinces endorsing Mugabe as the party's presidential candidate in 2018.

Addressing the war veterans solidarity meeting in Harare today, President Mugabe said he was elected by the people and he will continue to be governed by the wishes of the people.

Mugabe told some sections of the media, which are western sponsored to push the regime change agenda to tell their handlers that he is still in power despite all their attempts to push him aside.

" We're people oriented, so journalists be warned, tell those you're representing that i am still going strong," he said.

Observers say the turnout at the war veterans solidarity meeting this Wednesday sends yet another clear demonstration to the prophets of doom that the people of Zimbabwe are firmly behind President Mugabe.