CM/Res. 624 (XXXI)
RESOLUTION IN NUCLEARIZATION OF SOUTH AFRICA
The Council of Ministers of the Organization of African Unity, meeting in its Thirty-First Ordinary Session in Khartoum, Democratic Republic of the Sudan, from 7 to 18 July 1978,
Gravely concerned by the continued economic, military and nuclear collaboration between some western and other countries and the white racist minority regime of South Africa as well as the desperate arms build up designed for permanent aggression against independent African States; especially the neighboring countries;
Alarmed at the frantic efforts of the apartheid regime in South Africa to acquire nuclear weapon capability,
Considering that the acquisition of nuclear weapons by the apartheid regime, with its record of aggression and inhumanity, would constitute a grave menace to Africa and to international peace and security,
Condemning the actions of those States which have facilitated the nuclear plans of the apartheid regime by the provision of technology, training, equipment and fashionable material or by allowing corporation and institutions in their countries to provide assistance;
CALLS ON all States concerned to end forthwith all collaboration with the apartheid regime, and prohibit such collaboration by institutions and individuals within their countries;
REQUESTS the Security Council of the United Nations to consider adopting mandatory decisions to prohibit all nuclear collaboration with South Africa and other effective measures to prevent the acquisition of nuclear weapon capability by the apartheid regime;
REQUESTS the African Group at the United Nations to take all necessary steps towards such mandatory action by the Security Council.