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Photos/Video: Celebration breaks out on the streets of Zimbabwe as Mugabe finally resigns after 37 years in power

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Robert Mugabe today resigned as President of Zimbabawe after 37 years in power, a move prompted through peaceful military intervention. People have since taken to the streets celebrating the end of an era. 

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