From African Hospitality to Institutional Hospitality
Africa is famous for its warmth. So why do so many citizens leave public offices feeling like an inconvenience? Shadrach Agbledzie argues th…
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MalawiCustomer Service Key to Improving Business and Public Service Delivery, Says Minister Itaye
At a Lilongwe breakfast meeting marking Customer Service Week, Malawi's Minister of Industrialization, Business, Trade and Tourism called se…
Customer Service Week Should Not Just Be Celebrated
Every October, organisations pause to recognise frontline service with gifts, awards and appreciation messages. Lekan Badejo asks the harder…
Zambia"There Is No Internet": Is Zambia's Digital Transformation Improving Customer Experience?
A stalled request, a sudden fix after escalation, and a bigger question for Zambian organisations: is digital transformation closing the gap…
Nicole Meki to Lead New CICM Malawi Board as Nation Sets Sights on World-Class Service
Telekom Networks Malawi's (TNM) CX Director takes the chair, with Medhealth's Medson Chitsulo as deputy, as a six-member Board sets out to l…
When Customers Have to Chase the Experience.
A personal experience raises a bigger question about digital customer service: when communication moves behind the screen, does accountabili…
What If the Customer Experience Problem Isn't a Customer Experience Problem?
It's easy to spot what customers say they experience — and equally easy to jump straight to the most obvious fix. After all, customers wait,…
TRUST, BOTS AND THE BOTTOM LINE
Inside South Africa's Customer Experience Reckoning
THE CUSTOMER DID NOT ENTER AN ESCAPE ROOM
Why Human First CX must give people a clear way through digital service
EgyptEGYPT: THE LAST GREAT BANKING FRONTIER IN AFRICA
Egypt has brought financial services to tens of millions of new customers in under a decade. It is also, by the World Bank's own reckoning, …
KenyaKENYA: THE COUNTRY WHERE THE PHONE BECAME THE BANK
For years, the story of Kenyan mobile money was told in one impressive but slightly abstract number: penetration. Regulators and telecoms lo…