UN General Assembly
1964

73. In keeping with the determination of all Africa to put an end to this confrontation, our Heads of State met in Cairo in 1964 and confirmed our solidarity to concentrate all our energies towards the total eradication of racial oppression, not only in South Africa but wherever else it may be found. 74. My delegation has come to this nineteenth session of the General Assembly fully prepared to support any action considered expedient to meet the South African menace. My country has already imposed the most severe restrictions on trade with South Africa. In compliance with the decisions reached by the Organization of African Unity, my Government is committed to a policy of isolation and the imposition of sanctions against the regime in South Africa. 75. My Government and the people of Sierra Leone will do all in our power to restore to the millions of black indigenous inhabitants of South Africa that equality and true human dignity which is their rightful heritage.