angels in the South Af-rican police, jo"t "s thele are noangels in. any of the political partils -of ttris .-"""iry.-- fii"Gover nent doea not hesitate t-o tak" steps to rectify any irregiularities which__are repotteO ana proived. fhere-is a clear record to confirm thi-s. Litale o! nothing is beingsaid blz those who blam€ the police aUout tfre aaify initin-esin which menbers of- t-!e police frarr"- lo rlsk their lives to prevent other flom kilr-ing one another. rt shouLd be noted that white policemen-do -not make uj the rnaJori;y-;f--;;"force. Attiibuting blane -io -l-trJ i5"tn African police isundeserved. litlt"Tf ev_ery political party should exert ttEelf to ensurethat its followers on thL gr-ound .orpiy with the connitnentof their leaderE to a _peac6ful resolirtion of sourh niiiciJsproblems. -T9 p,tt it bluntlyr atterli, ly any-one-pl-riii"ifparty or alliance of- partiel to becoile, tilrou'gh-int-iri;;;i;"and threatr of violence, the sore ana aoni'nant -p"riii.ir force in South Africa will be nret by reaction includLngviolent reaction. rhat south Africa tt'"ea" r" toreiance -ordiffering points of view and a rillirrgn-sa on the part of aiLacknorledged politicar readerE to p"rii-ipate rn-a-pr"""""-"treconciliation leading to unity on mltters of- decisiveimportance in order- to eneire econonLc grosth inddevelopment. The south Afrlcan porice ;an and do configcatedangeroua seapon8. rt i8 the duty however of all the leadereto remove the apear_B and g.uns- fron the gigdg ot--ihefrfoLloserg. This €he South Afiican iofi.e cannot do. rt would also, r berieve. be a congtructiv€ contribution rfthe international connunity could adojt a nor€ ev€nhand€dapproach tonardE rhe snerbing politic^al partiee in--silairAfrica . Ending the violence between the ANC and Inkatha ls a araJorpriority 9f my Governnent. t|e have aa a Government beenpre'aing for a n€eting betr€en Dr lrandela ana oi e"ihlr"ri.Dr l,tandela claina tlat the tNC wilt not allor ]tin toPartici.pate in guch a_ nee-tlng. There are nor suggestionEthat a neetirig rllr take place- at a rever lower thari -trt" -i""
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a statement from a government official or politician in South Africa, discussing the political situation in the country, specifically the conflict between the ANC and Inkatha, and the government's efforts to address it. The text also touches on the importance of reconciliation and unity, as well as the role of international community in resolving the conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is a official statement or speech.

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