text: Recognizing that the extensive arms build-up of the military forces of South Africa poses a real threat to the security and sovereignty of independent African State~ opposed to the racial policies of the Govern- •o Jd~m. document S/11867. i-"'-:ot <>f. '-Outb \frica, m particular the neighboring f,,(!'\te',, i. Rf.!it~rates its total opposition to the policies of ,;.f!Mthtid 0f the Government of the Republic of Souili ,\frica; 1. Re,::ffirms its rrsolutions l 81 (1963), 182 1196n ,,nd 191 {]964); J. Co1u1emns !.he violations of the arms embargo , aHcd for in ~s(ilution,; 181 ( 1963), 182 ( l 963) ,md 19] ( !9ti,4); 4. Cail.~ ;,p,m all States to strengthen the aims t':rr1bai'gO (u) '.13y impk'm,:nting fully tbe a1 ms einb;,1rgo agiJ:in::;t '"outh Africa ,1n•:~mdi;.ionally and without rcservatwns M/hat~v,,r; (b) By witr.hoklir.g ihe s:c pply of :ill vehicles .u111 '1''ipm•~nt f, r l :'S:: ,Jf tJ)I': ;}fr'l•:d forces and paramil;t;;rv .,:if §,,::;u1h Africa: ", F:.y ;::e,,,,i ng the supply of ~pare p'trts for :1:: hh;!e<1 qnd r,!iliuary eqt,ipmcnt ,Jsed by the arn:,,,1 , , f'~.C!.l ,,n.J psr>,\Hillitary organi7..ath1ns ,;f South Afric., (d) R;! ,:c,<nkhg ,U !icence'i and 1mltt3ry p:,tenl'. :i;t~nteo ,_,i the ,;:,?Hth :\f'.kan Govern men I (:r to ;;:,>nil: .:.,rn.;;i,:_ .·,,mp,H!lt'., for rh.e manufactmi: of ,1.-ms ilf1u i.mmi.mition, nh:crdt and nav;ll emit or ,,tht:r militafy tichicks "ir:d by rdrnining from further ::;r:mting ,,;di 'icenc,~s ·,nd p?u~nts; (e) By prd1ibi.tir1g invesiment in, ,.-,r ltclwiL-;1! .,,.,sistar:,:c:. for, ;J,e manufacture of arms and aronmni · non, aircraft, n,wal craft, or other military Vt,hicles; (f) By r.easing provision of military :raining for ,nembers 1}f the South African armed forces and a!l <Jther forms of military co-operation with South Africa·. (g) By undertaking the appropriate action to give effect to the above measures; 5. Requests the Secretary-General to follow closely the implementation of the present resolution nnd report 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the political and economic relations between countries, particularly regarding the arms embargo and military cooperation with South Africa. It does not seem to be directly related to any of the traditional development or social sectors like education, health, employment, or culture.