text: Cape Town into a Consulate General; (b) The requirement tiM visas muet be issued to South African citizens with the express authorieation of the Minietry of Foreign Affairs; (c) The reconcaendation to Uruguayan eportemen and artiste that they ohould refrain from participating in eporte or cultural events organized by South Africa. /... A/45/552 English Page 25 65. The Unitad trarmnitted a copy of the 1989 Report of the Special Coamitiee sgainot Apartheid (A/44/22) and the report of the Secretary-General on policies of m of the Governaent of South Africa (Restrictive measures affecting externally dependent areas of the , South Africen economy. Report of the Centre against &a&k& (A/44/555). 66. The UniEed on Tranenational tranmitted copies of the reports prepared by the Centre for the Public Bearings on the Activities of Transnational Corporations in South Africa and Namibia held in Geneva from 4 to 6 September 1989, and the report on measures on trade, finance’, investment and technology transfers to South Africa prepared for the sixteenth session of the Commission on Transnational Corporation8 (B/C.10/1990/8). 67. The Unitad for l&n&ia tranomitted a copy of the 1989 Report of the United Nation8 Council for Namibia (A/44/24)* 68. Replieo were also received fro,m the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, the Special Committee of 24, the United Nations Centre for Science and Technology for Development, the United Nations Office of the Disaster Relief Co-ordinator (UNDRO) and the Department for International Economic and Social Affairs. 69. The - (ILO) transmitted a copy of the special repbrt of the Director-General on the application of the Declaration concerning action against Apartb& in South Africa and Namibia submitted to the seventy-seventh eeeeion of the International Labour Conference, 1990. 70. TheCandScientific WNSSCO) reported that UNESCO had no relations with any bank, tranonational 
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations, discussing various reports and activities related to South Africa and Namibia. It mentions economic and trade-related topics, such as restrictive measures affecting the South African economy and reports on transnational corporations. Additionally, it touches on human rights and international relations. Given the focus on international organizations, economic and trade-related topics, and human rights, I hypothesize that the most fitting category would be a combination of categories.