Jubilant Zimbabweans have celebrated late into the night following the announcement of Robert Mugabe's resignation. There have been some incidents of revelers getting carried away, with reports of vandalism. It's prompted military chief Constantino Chiwenga to call for restraint. CGTN's Thuli Tshabalala has more
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