text: conntttee of the orgaalsation of Afrlcan Unliy on Southern Afrlca heLd in chat country and aLso on the 26th and 27th May ln Caborone' Botst"rana during rlhich clue tt held hearings to recelve oral tesclnbni"" itot representatives of qoncerned antl-aparlheld and/or nonitorlng oEsanlsall.ons and iodlvlduals lnvited directly frolr South Afrlca' The MonLEorinB Group worked closely with the Natlonal Liberation t4ovements of South Afrlca. On 27th APrtl 1990' the Monltori,ng Group recelved oEal testiDony fron Dean Tsheuana Farisani' Deputy Dean of the Lutheran Church of South Afrlca' on 4ch May 1990 in Lusaka, Zalobla, it heard oral testloonies fron Ms Feroza Adasl ' Ms Makhosi, Khoza and Ms Nonaindla !'tfeketho resPectlveLy representlng the Federaljon of Transvaal wooen, the Natal Monitorlng GrouP and thethe "Harare De Ad-Hoc cornnitt e e on Southern on ADartheid and ics DesA/44/963 English Page2 ANNEX REPORT OFTHEMONITORING GROUPOFTHEOAUAD-HOC COMMITTEE ONSOUTHERN AFRICA. LUSAKA. ZA}IBIA 8thJune1990. A INTRODUCTION 1.0.0 Infulfilment ofthemandate giventoitbytheLusaka SummitoftheAd-Hoc Committee oftheOrganisation ofAfrican Unity onSouthern Africaof19thMarch1990tomonitor implementation of theHHarare Declaration oftheGAllAd-Hoc Committee onSouthern Africa ontheQuestion ofSouthAfrica (H.D)andthe"United Nations Consensus Declaration onApartheid anditsDestructive Consequences inSouthern Africa" (U.N.D) theMonitoring GroupmetinLusaka. Zambia. everyFridaybeginning on20thApril1990upto.andincluding the8th ofJune1990.Theexceptions werewhenthegroupmeton19thMayin Cairo. EgyptontheeveoftheMinisterial Meeting oftheAdHoc Committee oftheOrganisation ofAfrican UnityonSouthern Africaheld inthatcountry andalsoonthe26thand27thMayinGaborone, Botswana during whichtimeitheldhearings toreceive oraltestimonies from representatives ofconcerned anti-apartheid and/or monitoring organisations andindividuals invited directly fromSouthAfrica. 1.1.0 TheMonitoring Groupworkedclosely withtheNational Liberation Movements ofSouthAfrica. On27thApril1990.the Monitoring Groupreceived oraltestimony fromDeanTsheuana Farisani, Deputy DeanoftheLutheran ChurchofSouthAfrica. On4thMay1990 inLusaka, Zambia, itheardoraltestimonies fromMsFeroza Adam, MsMakhosi KhozaandMsNomaindia Mfeketho respectively representing theFederatjon ofTransvaal Women, theNatalMonitoring Groupandthe I ••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA,t 44 / 563 Englishpage 3 iederatlon of South Afrlcan Woisen. In Caborone, gocsl{ana, durlng 1ts heari.ngs betveen 26rh and 27!h May, ic recelved oral tesridonies fro.: I. Joyce l,labudaf,azl - HuEan Rlghts Co@isslon 2. Raynond MahadL - Detalnees Supporr Co@ltie€ 3. NeiL Cbleuran - Congress of South Afrlcad Trade Unions
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a monitoring group that is focused on the situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. The group is gathering information from various individuals and organizations to monitor the implementation of the Harare Declaration and the United Nations Consensus Declaration on Apartheid. The report does not seem to be discussing economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid. Instead, it appears to be focused on the political and social situation in South Africa during this time period.