view that these organisations should discontinue all collaboration with and support to that régime until apartheid has been eradicated and a non-racial, united and democratic State based on the will of all South African people has been established in accordance with the relevant resolutions and decisions of the General Assembly and the Security Council. The Special Committee commends all those agencies and organisations that have terminated relations with the racist South African régime and recommends that the General Assembly should hold accountable those agencies and organisations that continue to co-operate with, and extend such assistance to, South Africa. (14) The Special Committee deeply deplores the granting, in disregard of relevant resolutions and decisions of the General Assembly, of a credit of ^US 1.1 billion by IMF to South Africa in November 1982. The Special Committee takes note of the statement made by the representative of IMF on 20 April 1990, in which he said that South Africa had paid back to the Fund all the amounts it had borrowed, along with interest charges. The Special Committee is strongly convinced that the total economic isolation of the apartheid system implies a serious instability in the South African economy. In this connection the Special Committee deeply regrets that IMF continues to maintain links with the racist South African régime, and it is of the view that IMF should put an end to all links with that racist régime and should not extend any credits or any kind of assistance to South Africa as long as apartheid continues to e^istD (15) The Special Committee therefore recommends that the General Assembly, at its forty-fifth session, should once again propose, under article III of the Agreement between the United Nations and IMF, a/ the urgent inclusion in the agenda 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic and political implications of apartheid in South Africa, particularly in relation to international organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF). It seems to be advocating for economic isolation of the apartheid regime and criticizing the IMF for continuing to provide financial assistance to South Africa despite the existence of apartheid.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade