text: brazenly hurled at the Security Council by the incorrigible and insolent racist rigime of Pretoria, all the representa- tives who have spoken before me have vigorously raised their voices in indignation at the facts. My delegation wishes in turn to request the Council this time once and for all to be resolved to adopt appropriate and effective steps, including those provided for in Chapter VII of the Char- ter. At the same time it might be of some use to point out that it is not resolutions of the Council that are lacking. What the Council must do is to seek effective ways and means of implementing its resolutions. In this case, what must be done is to ensure that South Africa puts an end to its acts of aggression, immediately and unconditionally withdraw all its armed forces from Angolan territory and pay appropriate compensation for all the damage caused to the Angolan people. 10. My delegation believes that, echoing the universal condemnation of the new criminal act of Pretoria against *Quoted in English by the speaker. the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the People’s Republic of Angola, a firm and energetic stance by the Council is more than ever necessary in dealing with Preto- ria in order finally to bring to reason those warmongers, who are staggering desperately under the mortal blows of the angered South African people and the legitimate wrath of humanity as a whole. 11. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is Mr. Peter Mueshihange, Secretary for Foreign Relations of the South West Africa People’s Organization, to whom the Council extended an invitation under rule 39 of its provisional rules of procedure at the 2614th meeting. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. 12. Mr. MUESHIHANGE: Mr. President, I thank you 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic speech addressing the Security Council, condemning the actions of the South African government and calling for immediate action to address the situation. The speech mentions the withdrawal of armed forces, compensation for damage, and bringing the South African government to reason. The tone is strongly critical and urgent, suggesting that the issue is of high importance and requires immediate attention. This leads me to believe that the category is likely to be related to international relations, diplomacy, and conflict resolution.