The South African economy and businesses have undergone seismic shifts over the last two years.
Now, as the country enters Covid-19’s third year – ushered in by an Omicron-fuelled fourth wave of the pandemic which looks to be less punishing than earlier ones – a return to some sort of normality could be nearer.
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