There is no leadership manual for dealing with the current COVID-19 pandemic, which took the world by storm. No one is certain when this crisis will come to an end, with no script to guide what you should say to team members, customers, stakeholders in your organisation, except for the update of lockdown regulations.
Dr Nthabiseng Mabena, a clinical psychologist, unpacks ways of leading in times of crisis and uncertainty.
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