text: its occupation forces from every inch of Angolan territory and give an undertaking not to commit any further acts of aggression against Angola, as well as to respect scrupu- lously Angola’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Council should also request South Africa to pay appropri- ate compensation for the human and material damage it has caused in Angola. 60. In this fortieth anniversary year of the United Nations, my delegation would like to urge the Council to reflect on the consequences of its weaknesses in the past and resolve to enhance its authority in the future as intended by the Charter. 61. In conclusion, allow me to convey the sincere.sym- pathy and condolences of the Government and people of Ghana to the Government and people of Angola in this hour of tragedy. We shall be prepared to play our part in defence of Angola if called upon to do so. We hope that the international community will assist with the necessary resources to enable Angola to recover quickly from the consequences of continued South African aggression. 62. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is the represen- tative of Botswana. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. 63. Mr. LEGWAILA (Botswana): You can be sure that we are very much encouraged, Sir, to see so eminent a person in the chair of the presidency of the Security Coun- cil in a month that already promises to be very difficult indeed. You have both our congratulations and our com- miseration. We have no reason whatsoever to doubt that you are more than equal to the tasks that lie ahead. 64. With consummate skill your predecessor guided the deliberations of the Council last month. We congratulate 
analysis: This text appears to be a statement made by the representative of Ghana to the United Nations Security Council, addressing the situation in Angola and the aggression by South Africa. The text does not contain specific information about economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or science and technology. It primarily focuses on international relations, politics, and humanitarian aid, which is typical of the United Nations Security Council's agenda. Therefore, it is likely that the text belongs to one of the categories related to international relations, politics, and humanitarian aid.