It’s too soon for business schools to draw firm lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic on how clients can avoid disaster in future crises, says Helena van Zyl, director of the University of the Free State Business School.

Lockdowns, social distancing and infection fears have ruined companies around the world. In SA, hundreds, possibly thousands, of enterprises could go bust...

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