text: send to Angola a commission of investigation composed of three members of this Council to evaluate the damage resulting from the aggression-when once again we are compelled to meet. Just a few days ago, on 3 October [26Z2?h meering], we heard another complaint by the repre- sentative of Angola on further air attacks committed by South African planes on the town of Mavinga, 250 kilome- tres from the Namibian border in Angolan territory, caus- ing 65 deaths and wounding hundreds more. This new and brutal act of aggression against the sovereignty and terri- torial integrity of Angola is characteristic of the way that the South African regime usually responds to the resolu- tions adopted by the Council. 43. The constant acts of aggression against the People’s Republic of Angola are aimed at containing the offensive launched by the FAPLA (People’s Armed Forces for the Liberation of Angola) troops against the UNITA mercen- aries deployed in the south of its territory and at distract- ing the international community’s attention from the killings and mass imprisonments carried out by the racist regime of South Africa against the black South African population, which is involved in a growing and indomita- ble struggle that will ultimately put an end to the odious system of apartheid. They are, moreover, as we have already said, a proof of the arrogance and disdain with which Pretoria responds to the Council and its decisions. 44. How many times more will Angola have to appear before the Security Council to denounce the acts of aggres- sion of which it is a victim? How many times more will the Council deplore these unjustifiable acts of aggression and adopt resolutions that are defiantly disobeyed? When will the so-called policy of constructive engagement be put 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or resolution from the United Nations Security Council, condemning the aggression of South Africa against Angola. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with no mention of economic, environmental, or social issues specific to Angola. The focus is on the conflict and the actions of the South African government, which suggests that the category should be related to international relations or politics.