UN General Assembly
1962

109. To return to the so-called Bantustan policy — this policy has since been implemented in the Transkei, the largest of the Bantu territories. South Africa's critics and enemies in this Assembly Will, I know, “be disappointed to hear that it has been well received by the Bantu of that territory and that it is operating smoothly and successfully, in spite of attempts by agents of subversive Bantu organizations cut side the territory, and by certain newspapers, to discredit and to sabotage the scheme. This policy will be progressively introduced also in the other Bantu territories. 110. South Africa's policy of separate development for Whites and non-Whites will once more be attacked at this year's session of the Assembly, and no doubt threats will be made, and even incorporated in resolutions of the Assembly.