African and other delegations proposed in the sanctions Committee the adoption of meaningful measures thst would have led to positive action. My delegation takes t&s opportunity to express our appreciation for the support lent us by many members of the Council-support that was shot down by prominent Western members of the sanctions Committee. 15. The proposals by African members and other sym- pathetic delegations can also be found in the document before us. Kenya, together with the sister Republics of the Sudan and Guinea, put forward a series of 24 proposals, all designed to bring the severest pressure on the illegal regime. We intend to pursue in this series of Council meetings fauc line of action because any other course of action would, in practical terms, amount to nothing. 16. The proposals put forward by African countries art? really very mild. We do not seek to mount anything dramatic. The following are just a few examples among Ue proposals suggested by the African countries. 17. First, all States should limit their importation of minerals and agricultural products from South Africa, Mozambique and Angola to the levels prevailing in 1965. 18. Second, all purchase contracts for goods from WI Africa and the Portuguese colonies should include a da&e to the effect that if goods purporting to be from l.ftosc 2 c - !~r~jkdXi tUrl1 Out to be of Rhodesian origin, this would automatically render the contract void. 19. Third, all States should require that sales contracts between their countries and South Africa and Portuguese TWdbieS for goods like aircraft, vehicles, machinery and spare parts should include a clause expressly forbidding any resale to Rhodesia and that further sales would be prohibited should the conditions be broken. 20. Fourth, Member States should pass legislation tc forbid insurance companies from covering air flights into and out of Southern Rhodesia. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a representative of Kenya, discussing the proposal of sanctions against South Africa, Mozambique, and Angola. The sanctions are aimed at putting pressure on the illegal regime in Rhodesia and restricting trade and economic ties with these countries. The proposals mentioned in the text are related to limiting imports, requiring sales contracts to include specific clauses, and prohibiting certain activities such as insurance coverage for air flights.

**Category**
International trade, Industry