text: undertheleadership oftheSOuthWestAfricaPeople's Organization (SWAPO), their soleandlegitimate representative. Wemustprovide SWAi'Owithallthemeans necessary forittoemergevictorious initsstruggle forafree,independent and unitedNamibia. ThisAssembly mustcategorically rejectandcondemn thedelaying tactics aimedatperpetua~~QCJ SOuthAfrica's illegal occupation anddomination of Namibia. OurOrganization mustrepudiate andcondemn theso-calle~ interim government setupinNamibia. Apartheid, likenazism,isnotlimited tointernal oppression and discrimination. Italsoseekstoexportitsconflicts abroad through destabilization andaggression. Everycountry insouthern Africasuffers the effects ofPretoria's belligerency andhegemonic ambitions. Allofthemsufferthe eC':ectsofinterference, warandsubversion, orchestrated bythePretoria regimeto imposeitsowninterests. ThePretoria regimehasusedarmedbanditry asits operational weapontomassacre defenceless civilians, todestroy economic andBar/gill: A/40/PV.9 17 (Pl.:esident Machel) socialinfrastructures inourcountries andtostifletheprocessofnational reconstruction anddevelopment. Ourefforts forregional economic development and co-operation, asexpressed intheSouthern AfricaDevelopment Co-ordination Conference, ~avemetanimplacable enemyinthePretoria regime. Pretoria has resorted tosystematic andconstant sabotage ofourregional organization withthe aimofimposing its·owndesigns, asreflected intheso-called theoryofthe constellation of"States. ThePretoria regimeisactingagainst ourpolitical and economic independence. ThePretoria regimewagesconstant waragainst theexample ofthefreeandjustsocieties thatwerepresent. Thatisthereason whyeven tod4yweencounter warsituations thataretearing the'southern regionofAfrica apart. InthecaseofMozambique itisawarwagedagainst usthrough armedbandits. Thetargets forthearmedbandits arethepeople, theirhomes,theirpossessions, thefruitoftheirlabour. Armedbanditry indiscriminately tortures,. mutilates, kidnaps menandwomen,oldandyoung. Armedbanditry destroys schools, hospitals, healthposts,nurseries, churches, community centres andshops.Itattacks public andprivate transport andslaughters innocent passengers. Itdestroys economic and transport infrastructures withtheaimofdisorganizing andparalysing ourecono~, preventing development andkeeping ourcountry inbackwardness. Itsactions have astheirsoleaimthesowingofterror, instability andinsecurity. Itisthemost barba~ic andinhuman kindofterrorism. In~zambique, despite thenon-aggression accordsignedinMarch1984, irrefutable evidence ofgraveandsystematic violations oftheaccord bySOuth Africaandofitscontinued involvement inrecruiting, training, organizing, financing andequipping, andinproviding leadership andlogistic support to,the armedbandits, hasrecently beenbrought tolight,following thedestruction ofthe terrorist campsbyMo~ambican armedforces. Confronted withsuchevidence, theA/40/PV.9 18 (President Machel) SouthAfrican Government haspublicly admitted itscontinued involvement inthe destabilization ofourcountry. Ithasthusbecome morethanclearthatSouth Africaisnotfulfilling theNkomati Accord. Thebehaviour ofSouthAfricawithregardtoAngolaisnotdifferent fromits behaviour inotherpartsofsouthern Africa. Indeed,attheverymoment whenwe areaddressing thisAssembly, thesisterRepublic ofAngolaisthevictimof barbaric andcriminal invasion. OCcurring 18monthsaftertheLusaka Understal)ding, thisinvasion, aswellasthefailed sabot.~ge attemptattheMalongo oilinstallations, unveil thecriminal andaggressive policyoftheapartheid regime. ThePeople's Republic ofMozambique salutesthepeopleofAngolaforthefirm andsolidmannerwithwhichithasbeenabletofrustrate theSouthAfrican attacks anddefenditssovereignty, independence andterritorial integrity. Theinternational community mustcondemn theactsofwarthatSouthAfrica constantly conmits against theStatesofsouthern Africa. Insouthern Africa, children, womenandmenofallagesaredyingeverydayasaresultofPretoria's aggression. Itisessential toendthisstateofaffairs. Thatwillbepossible onlyifweallpoolourstrength forthetotalanddefinitive elimination ofthe apartheid system. Apartheid istheseedofinstability andviolence inour
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement, condemning the actions of the South African government and calling for the elimination of the apartheid system. The language used is strong and emotive, with a focus on the human cost of the conflict and the need for international action. While there are some references to economic and social issues, such as the destruction of infrastructure and the impact on development, the primary focus is on the political and humanitarian aspects of the situation.