UN General Assembly
1986

Malawi believes that all South Africans - blade, white and brown - belong together and have a common destiny. Together, they can have, and build, a non-racial society and a corn try that is very successful economically. In spite of the developments in recent months, we believe that there is still an opportunity not only for the people of South Africa to have their nation from further suffering but also to find a solution that will bring peace, justice and a healing of wounds. Such a solution can still be achieved if all parties can sit together and work out a formula for equitable sharing of political power. In the Middle Bast the situation continues to give cause for concern. Peace continues to be elusive. Various recent initiatives aimed at resuscitating dialog between the various parties have either been stillborn or have foundered on the rocks of the intractable positions of the parties concerned. Meanwhile, one has again begun to hear calls to arms.