Achieve the goal of equalizing social support measures in different regions of the country. On today, just on your instructions , we are working to provide social support measures in the simplest and most convenient format for our citizens throughout our country; starting from july 1, 2020, we organized electronic document flow between healthcare institutions and medical and social examination institutions. The electronic format of documents allowed us to significantly reduce the time required for conducting copper. Examination today does not exceed 10 working days, and for certain categories of citizens, according to for co participants, especially if the person has an amputation, we have reduced it to three working days. I want to say that starting from the first row of the twentyfourth year, all social support measures that are provided for by federal legislation are being implemented on the territory of new subjects, but with certain features, or in terms of packages of documents,
Robert mugabes been under house arrest since the army took control four days ago. Now, the countrys ruling party, zanu pf says it will dismiss mr mugabe as its leader on sunday and reinstate the ousted vice president. Our africa editor, fergal keane, reports from harare. Something happened inside the people today. A shared energy that swept them along the streets. They were there on the big streets and small. A common purpose in a place so long divided. Voices that would not have dared speak of Robert Mugabe a few days ago now sounding his political requiem. It is a historic moment. It is special and we have waited for it for 37 years. You have returned from england, you are happy to see this . Indeed i am. This is a new beginning for the people of zimbabwe. What i am seeing here is the death of a dynasty. All of the faces of the nation came into harare. Joy was unrestrained and exubera ntly expressed. We watched passing soldiers being enveloped by eager hands and arms. Who knows what
To build more homes. Tests of Driverless Cars on uk roads are set to be given the green light in this weeks budget. And our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 10 1i5am. This mornings reviewers are katy balls, Political Correspondent of the spectator, and the journalist and broadcasterjames rampton. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. The pressure on the zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe to stand down is intensifying with both the military and his own party set to take further steps to remove him. The head of military veterans says the Ruling Zanu Pf Party will remove the 93 year old as its leader at a meeting this morning. Now the Zanu Pf Youth League, which until now has strongly supported president Robert Mugabe, has called for him to step down. Tens of thousands of protestors lined the streets of harare yesterday calling for his resignation, but mr mugabe has so far resisted. Lets speak to ben brown in harare. Bring us up to date with the latest developments. We have hear
Country. He hasnt yet agreed to resign. He is under pressure to do that. He is having more negotiations with the military today and he has been given a deadline by zanu pfs Central Committee, an extraordinary deadline of midday tomorrow, local time. If he has not resigned by them, zanu pf say he will face impeachment proceedings in the parliament behind me. Two chambers of parliament have to agree with the majority of two thirds in each chamber to impeach him. If they do, he will no longer be president of this country. Another day of humiliation for Robert Mugabe. From harare, our correspondent Shingai Nyoka reports. Senior military commanders have met president Robert Mugabe to further pressure him to step down from government, as his own party held a historic meeting to dismiss him. Its a humiliating end for the decorated war hero and the partys longest serving leader. Our people, colleagues, are demanding from us gathered here to show leadership and to give effect to their demands f
A huge air and sea search involving five countries, and including the royal navy, is under way to try and locate an argentine submarine. The sanjuan has been missing since wednesday, with 44 crew on board. Contact was lost as it returned from a routine mission near the southernmost tip of south america, but there are now signals being detected which may provide clues as to its location. Dan johnson reports. This is a vessel designed to play hide and seek in the deepest depths, so finding the sanjuan, its crew and the 22 torpedoes it carries is a real challenge. Fresh satellite signals, albeit weak ones, have revived hopes of rescue. They need to check and pinpoint the location. He stressed they are making every effort to find the submarine, searching the open ocean and the sea bed. This is now an international effort. Us navy has flown in deep sea rescue equipment. And hms protector has been diverted to help scan beneath the waves of the south atlantic ocean. The submarine left the sou