4, Llnda Zana - UDF/COSATU 5. John Aicchison - Natal Monlrorlng Croup 5. Reverend Ben Uslnbl - Councll of Churches 1, Hahlubl Mbandazayo - pan Africanlst Congress of Azania 8. Carter Seleke - Azanla Nallonal youth Unlon 9. Mike Matsobane - Natlonal Congress of Trade Unlons f0. Hazel Leburu - Assoclation of Wooen's Organlsatlons Il, Thanle plaatjle - pan Afrlcanlst Stude$rsr Associarioo L,2.0 In addiclon to oral testleony! che Monltorlng Group also Dade extenslve use of docunentary evid€nce as well as evldeoce culled froe the South Afrlcaq and other uass-nedla. The lesult of the Monlrorlng crouprs eonsultatlons and {nvesrlgatlons are the following findlngs: B FINDINCS I PRTNCIPLES 2.0.0 Both declaratlons tdentlfy a couuron set of prlnclpl-es fundaurenraL to deoocracy ln South Afrlca and upon lrhlch agreedent by aII partles to the South Afrlcan confllct shall constltute the foundatlon for an lnternationally acceptabLe solutlon vhich shaLl enable South Afrlca ro lake iis righEful place as an equal partner among the African and World cor@unity of nations.A/44/963 English Page3 Federation ofSouthAfrican Women. InGaborone, Botswana, duringits hearings between 26thand27thMay,itreceived oraltestimonies from: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.JoyceMabudafazi Raymond Mahadi NeilColeman LindaZama JohnAitchison Reverend BenUsimbi Mahlubi Mbandazayo Carter Seleke MikeMatsobane HazelLeburu ThamiePlaatjieHumanRights Commission Detainees Support Committee Congress ofSouthAfrican TradeUnions UDF/COSATU NatalMonitoring Group Council afChurches PanAfr1canist Congress ofAzania AzaniaNational YouthUnion National Congress ofTradeUnions Association ofWomen's Organisations PanAfrlcanlst Students' Association 1.2.0 Inaddition tooraltestimony, theMonitoring Groupalsomade extensive useofdocumentary evidence aswellasevidence culled fromthe SouthAfrican andothermass-media. TheresultoftqeMonitoring Groupts consultations andinvestigations arethefollowing findings: B FINDINGS IPRINCIPLES 2.0.0 Bothdeclarations identify acommonsetofprinciples fundamental todemocracy inSouthAfrica anduponwhichagreement byallparties totheSouthAfrican conflict shallconstitute thefoundation foran internationally acceptable solution whichshallenable SouthAfrica to takeitsrightful placeasanequalpartner amongtheAfrican and Worldcommunity ofnations. I... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library^144/ 963 E!glish Page 4 2.1.0 The overwhelning llaiolity of the PeoPle of Souchern Afrlca
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on a monitoring group's investigation and findings related to the South African conflict. The language used suggests a focus on political and social issues, with references to democracy, human rights, and international relations. The text does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

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