text: only paid no heed, but has continued to commit further acts of aggression against Angola in flagrant violation of international law, thus posing a serious threat to intertia- tional peace and security. In doing so, it is undermining basic principles of the Charter, and those who support South Africa are encouraging international anarchy. The present act of aggression confirms that the racist regime is an international outlaw prepared to indulge in State terror- ism against its peaceful neighbours. 52. My delegation is left in no doubt that the recent das- tardly act was committed by South Africa in an attempt to shore up the bandit forces of Jonas Savimbi, which have been on the retreat from the legitimate offensive recently launched against them by the Angolan Government. To those who support Savimbi we say that he is a puppet; he compromises the dignity of Africans and the black man everywhere, and he is an outlaw whom all Africans must fight against. Those who extol the virtues of UNITA in the name of the much abused word “democracy” only want to introduce a Trojan hotie in the midst of Africa’s struggle for true independence, dignity and respect. No matter what interpretation is given to the recent history of Africa, Ghana accepts the MPLA (People’s Liberation Movement of Angola) as a true nationalist movement and the present Government as the legitimate Government of Angola. 53. As I said earlier, this is not the first time racist South Africa has attacked Angolan territory, leading to the loss of life, and, in keeping with its character of bigotry and contempt for the black man, it will most likely repeat the same barbarous acts in the future. The Council, in the discharge of its obligations under the Charter, must not 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a government representative, likely in the context of the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international law, national sovereignty, and the legitimacy of governments. The speaker is critical of South Africa's actions and supports the Angolan government, highlighting the need for international action to maintain peace and security.