UN General Assembly
1960

17. In the case of South Africa, the natives or Bantu that migrated from Central and Eastern Africa have greatly increased in numbers; they have flourished in South Africa, More than half of them, or about half, live in their own territories, extensive territories, which are reserved solely for their own occupation. Those territories are progressively being given increased powers of self-government and they are being financially assisted to develop along sound economic lines. That is the policy now and for the future. 18. In this respect — I am referring now to the condition of the native peoples — the Bantu peoples in our country, compared with present and past colonial territories in Africa and also in other parts of the world, the descendants of the original Dutch and English settlers in South Africa have a record of which they may well be proud.