(e) To terminate any form of military co-operation with South Africa; (/) To revoke all licences and terminate all tech­ nical assistance for the manufacture of military equip­ ment and supplies in South Africa; (g) To end all transfer of nuclear equipment or fissionable material or technology to South Africa; (h) To prohibit companies, institutions or agencies within their jurisdiction from any co-operation with South Africa, directly or through participation in com­ panies registered in South Africa, in its military build-up or nuclear development; (/) To prevent their nationals from working in South Africa in establishments producing supplies for military and police forces, or engaged in nuclear de­ velopment; (/) To deny visas to South African military and po­ lice personnel and persons engaged in nuclear research and development; 4. Further requests the Security Council to estab­ lish machinery for supervising the implementation of the measures referred to in paragraph 3 above; 5. Invites all Governments and organizations to take all appropriate action to promote the purposes of the present resolution; 6. Authorizes the Special Committee against Apart­ heid: (a) To follow and publicize all developments con­ cerning military and nuclear collaboration with the racist régime of South Africa and to report to the Gen­ eral Assembly and the Security Council all alleged vio­ lations of Council resolution 418 (1977) that may come to its notice; (b) To consult with experts, to hold hearings and to encourage conferences and campaigns in order to promote a total cessation of military and nuclear col­ laboration with the racist régime of South Africa. 102 nd plenary meeting 14 December 1977 G ECONOMIC COLLABORATION WITH SOUTH AFRICA The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 31/6 H of 9 November 1976, Reaffirming that any collaboration with the racist régime of South Africa constitutes a hostile act against 