14/10/2026
When another major disruption hits South Africa tomorrow, would your organisation recognise the warning signs early enough to respond?
The KZN unrest, Western Cape drought and years of economic pressure have shown just how quickly the environment in which businesses operate can change. Customer priorities shift, spending patterns change and expectations evolve. Yet while some organisations struggle to adapt, others emerge stronger. What do they see that their competitors don't?
At next week's CX Café, ASK AFRICA Founder and Executive Chair Andrea Rademeyer will be joined by Lullu Krugel, Partner at Strategy&, part of PwC South Africa, and PwC's Southern Africa Chief Economist and Sustainability Platform Leader for Africa, for a fireside chat on Crisis-Proof CX.
Andrea brings three decades of insight into African consumer behaviour, while Lullu brings more than 20 years of expertise in economics and sustainability strategies. Together, they'll examine the relationship between the pressures facing South Africans and the decisions businesses need to make to remain relevant, responsive and resilient.
The conversation will tackle some uncomfortable questions. Are organisations paying attention to the right economic and societal warning signs? What separates businesses that recover from those that emerge stronger? And with political uncertainty, climate risks and AI reshaping the business landscape, where could the next major disruption come from?
The organisations best prepared for the next crisis may be those already recognising the signals today.
Join us at CX Café for a conversation about anticipating change, understanding customers under pressure and building customer experiences that can withstand whatever comes next.