gone into prssing resolutions and statemerLs of principle fven vere a b:'e.--. f,o be ncaotiated sLccesslully. l"ovever Soulh Africa probably 1.'oul-c-- rejecr h, f?2/ nor 'lpect nnnp qnai.' ha.arrer' ^f ihql .^rrhlrlr'c .nna.anl rlr.r,ri l l innnacc +^. - ll1re Ur the cpt icn to ni€,ke a nuclear r,rea,pon . 81" Cor,rbined l+ith its unreLenLjnq connitment to g !!l+-1._e_lg, South Africars unvillinlness to accede ;o eit..er Lhe nucle?r ncn.oroliferation Treaty or fulL.score safeguards, as r'Jc1l as its ncflativc atritucle touard a nuclear \.Ieanon- free zone ]3; . ajt .anv nnrrftripc r.(a nh-ll6r-p rha r.tr-i+c ^r -ernrit.fin- iorrth Afrieers COntinUCi larticilatior. in internatio"ral nlclear LTaininl, exchancc and coflmerce, lloreover a eo.rLition of lfrican counLries and Lheir su;\_;or+,ers havc succeeded in folcing FAn-..ai S.rr.l- Afr"j.jrn -qr-ini-pti.rn in +h- -AEA r,2Tral1r jn rcnriqr'l fnr itS n^, i./ ^f o-or-l--id in .h-ra lo77 rLa -Ar:]A a-rrJ Of Governors Cecidecl to rcplaccY:a:il*:a.:nrr+h A1-riar r:ilh Fiml ae r r'lccicnnt cd remhcr .f r.,i. i^a]^d rrhile in lqTO thF credentials of the South African ae-Leeation f,o thc :wenty-third re3ular sessio:r of the IACA Ceneral Conference held. in ltrew De.Ihi, vere rciecte.l. l3_q./ - A/ J.str-r, -ouLtL l'ricr:r: .:.-o:'jt i nurity Onl-jons" !p. !5-[6;.-TlAf la ". ninl^' ,i i- ).r}1 r'^? q^,1+h tra.i^.?" n ll? '{,1 iJer,rty-Fras cr, Chain 3caction, pp. 7,8; rrsouth -Africa is Caln Anid\lucl rir :1rq-", lc\ yo.-|.. 1i:rql , Zu iu-u:L - )aT . t2y 'l' -L:'.- -!s,'ir-, r'a "','1 ^1l--\feaporL-ir^. Zorc io Africe?r', Occa.sional-'lDer L4 \;r3nriy rouroaTlon, _19 I I j, 129/ Betts, "A Diplonatic Bonb for South Africa?", p. UO. -i0/ Sr.aL.n, nt s':l-rittci b7 I.'-LA.A/3J/t:,'..t? ln'i1ish Arln e..: Paije 3U YII, C0t1CLUS101:3 8[. In carrying out its nandate concerning South Africa's plan and capability in tF^ r.-^rF-,? .itsld f l-F dp^.,r rf pv-DT1-. h,.r .^'iFht to nake its cval.uatiOlr as
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing South Africa's stance on nuclear weapons, its reluctance to sign the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, and its capabilities in the nuclear field. It also mentions the country's relations with other African nations and its participation in international organizations. The text does not seem to be focused on traditional economic development or environmental issues, but rather on a specific aspect of national security and international relations.

**Category**
International relations, Science and technology