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Makhubela
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“Brahimi is bringing his valuable experience to our country and we pledge our cooperation with him in the fulfilment of his task. We are indebted to the Secretary-General for appointing Mr. Brahimi as his Special Representative for South Africa and for his detailed report presented here today. We welcome that report and hope that all other parties involved will also welcome the initial recommendations it contains. We also applaud the Secretary-General's efforts to encourage those who have not so far been fully committed to the electoral process. We urge the Secretary-General to continue in his efforts to encourage them to make a commitment in the democratic process now under way in South Africa, and we hope that the Council will continue to render effective support to our people during this transition.”
1994-01-14 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3329 (1994) · source
“Mr. MAKHUBELA: First, I must express my gratitude to you, Sir, for allowing me to make a statement during this crucial and important debate on South Africa. The draft resolution that is about to be adopted will indeed assist us greatly in our efforts to secure a peaceful transition from apartheid to democracy. We thank all members of the Security Council for their continued efforts towards the total eradication of the apartheid system, one of the most horrendous and vicious systems ever experienced by humanity anywhere in the world. Let me seize this opportunity to congratulate Mr. Brahimi for his appointment as the Secretary-General's Special Representative for South Africa. He is certainly no newcomer to the struggle against apartheid or the sphere of international politics and diplomacy. We are grateful that Mr.”
1994-01-14 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3329 (1994) · source