150. The admission of the German Democratic Repub- lic and the Federal Republic of Germany to membership of the United Nations will now bring the two Republics face to face with some of.the burning issues with which the United Nations is seized. As a representative of an Afri,can coiunltry I cannot hesitate to point out that, in olur judgement, the situation in southern Africa is olne of the mo’st intractable and sedorus intepnatanal issues that the Unibeld N&ions faces Cotday. In s,outhern Africa we have minority racist and Facist rBgimes oppressing and gtehally enslaving our pooplie, violating their human and fun,damental righits, while at ,the same tiNme workig in collusion With Portuguiase coloti&sm 40 frustrate our people’s aspirations for freedom, hutman dignity and hu’man pro,gress. 151. In welcoming the two new Members $0 the family of the United Nations, and as we applaud this event as a significant step cowards the achieve#m’ent of universality of United Nations m,embersh,ip, we also hope th’at this move towmds universality of membership of ,the United N&ions will1 be matched by a determina- tion to uphold the universality of ithe application of the p&ciples ,and purposes of the Utited Nations Charter. We sirncorrdy hope tiat lthe Federal Republic of Germany and the German Delmocrattic Republic will join hands wi*th all foroes working ito &m.inate tithe ev& of apcrrtheid in South Africa and lto bcring about the restoration of the r&hits of the peioples o,f Namibia and Southlern Rlmdesia and the giquicdatiou of Portuguae coloniailism in Angola, Mozambique a,nd Gu,inea (Bissau). 152. Thle PRESIDENT (translated from Rclssian): There are no mote speakms on the list. The Security Coancill has comple,bad i,ts ccmsid@ration of athe question of the admission of new Members ito the United Nations -thse German D,emo’cratilc Republi’c and ifhe Federal Republic of Genmaay. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech by a representative of an African country addressing the United Nations on the admission of Germany's two republics to the organization. The speaker highlights the importance of upholding the principles and purposes of the UN Charter, particularly in regards to the situation in southern Africa, where minority racist and fascist regimes are oppressing and enslaving people. The speaker calls for the new members to join efforts to eliminate apartheid in South Africa and to promote the rights of people in Namibia, Southern Rhodesia, and Portuguese colonies in Angola, Mozambique, and Guinea-Bissau.

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