Zimbabwe's current political crisis is also affecting the Zimbabwean ex-pat community in South Africa. Many are keeping a close eye on the latest news, and for those who fled the country in hope of a better life in neighbouring South Africa, they're welcoming political change. CGTN′s Julie Scheier has more from Johannesburg
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