# Cosatu has praised Eskom and government for the utility’s remarkable turnaround, noting its first profit in eight-years and improved power stability. Cosatu’s Matthew Parks says this progress boosts the economy after crippling load-shedding. However, Parks warns that Eskom remains vulnerable due to 95-billion-rand municipal debt, cable theft, corruption, and illegal connections. He urges urgent interventions to secure Eskom’s long-term sustainability and protect jobs:
COSATU commends Eskom’s recovery but warns of ongoing challenges [SOUND]
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