text: to win their independence and gain dignity for themselves. And in that sense I should like to say to the two permanent members of the Council that they have done a job. It is not enough to reject our arguments and to accuse us of imputing improper motives when we know that what we say is a fact. The three Boeing jetliners did not descend into Rhodesis from heaven. They were not sent by Satan from hell, They came from some country in the world where there are corporations, individuals and Governments willing to connive and work in collusion to break the sanctions. That is what happened and that is what we are pointing out. 10.5. The PRESIDENT: There are no further names on the list of speakers. I shall, with the Council’s consent, say a few words as the representative of the SUDAN. 106. I would not wish to add anything since our position has been made clear during this debate and before. I wish only to join my colleague from Kenya in expressing our sincerest wishes to all those who gave the African cause their full support during this debate. 107. I wish also to add that the aim of draft resolution S/10928 is really a genuine attempt to strengthen sanctions a little bit further and to hurry up the emancipation of the people of Zimbabwe. It is most regrettable that this draft resolution was not adopted because of the negative votes. But I should like to say that the negative vote will not deter the African group and its friends from continuing in the Council for the same purposes which they have initiated. Of course, that means we will continue to test the sincerity of those who share our views and differ from us regarding the 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made in the United Nations Security Council, likely discussing the situation in Zimbabwe and the sanctions imposed on the country. The speaker seems to be addressing the permanent members of the Council, accusing them of not doing enough to support the African cause and criticizing their actions in allowing the delivery of Boeing jetliners to Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) despite sanctions. The speaker also expresses the African group's commitment to continuing to work towards the emancipation of the people of Zimbabwe.