Africa confirms the Pretoria regime’s desire to entrench and perpetuate the repuqnant system of apartheid and underscores the fact that the racist rigime continues arrogantly to iqnore and defy the will of the international communitv and the aspirations of the oppressed majority of the people of South Africa. 10. In this context the Seminar reaffirmed the legitimacy of the struqqle of the oppressed people of South Africa and Namibia, waged by all means at their disposal, includinq armed struqqle, for the exercise of their inalienable right to self-determination and for the establishment of a free, non-racial and democratic society. 11. The Seminar commended the front-line States for their consistent support to the liheration movements in South Africa and Namibia, and called upon the international community to render political, moral and material support and assistance to the front-line States to enable them to continue to support and assist the struggle against apartheid. 12. The Seminar commends those countries that have initiated unilateral and collective actions aqainst racist South Africa. 13. The Seminar expressed its deep concern a’. the continued illegal occupation of Namibia by the racist troops of South Africa and the imposition of a puppet administration on the Namibian people in complete defiance of relevant United Nations resolutions on Namibia, in particular Security Council resolution 435 (1978). 14. The participants in the Seminar condemned the political, economic, military, nuclear and other forms of collaboration by certain Western countries and Israel with the apartheid regime as having only encouraqed Pretoria’s persistent intransigence and defiance of the international community and its escalatinq acts of aqqression, and also helping to breach the reqime’s international isolation. In this context, the participants condemned in particular the policy of *‘constructive engagement” of the United States of America and the increasing collaboration between South Africa and Israel. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a statement from an international seminar condemning the apartheid regime in South Africa and its occupation of Namibia. The language used is strongly critical of the regime's policies and actions, and the text calls for international support and action to end apartheid. Given the focus on politics and international relations, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to international affairs.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade