itself. Speeches by the regime's leaders still emphasize old concepts such as minority rights, group rights and so forth. Those concepts are clearly at variance with the aims of the international community that South Africa shall become a united, democratic and non-racial State, that all its people shall enjoy common and equal citizenship and nationality, regardless of race, colour, sex or creed and that all people shall have the right to participate in the government and administration of the country on the basis of universal suffrage exercised through one man, one vote, under a common voters' roll. There is consequently still a lot of ground to be covered in South Africa before substantial and irreversible progress can be claimed. Above all it is essential to underline that the international community required the five conditions for creating a climate for negotiations to be fulfilled by the South African Government alone and not by anybody else. They were not a matter for negotiation. It is therefore unacceptable that the South African Government should continue to try to shift blame to others for its own failure to comply with the Declaration. Consequently the international community must inform the Pretoria Government of its distress and impatience at continued non-fulfilment of those conditions and demand immediate moves to undertake those measures. In addition, the Pretoria Government must move immediately to embrace the principles for a democratic South Africa enunciated by the United Nations. In pursuit of the objectives of the Declaration the international community set itself a Programme of Action that has been again referred to by my colleague, the representative of Nigeria. Among the agreed measures was the need to ensure that the international community does not relax existing measures aimed at RM/10 A/44/PV.97 33 (Mr. Shamuyarira. Zimbabwe) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political situation in South Africa, specifically the fulfillment of certain conditions by the South African Government in order to create a democratic and non-racial state. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or any other specific sector-related topics, but rather focuses on the political and social aspects of the country.

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