In today’s fast-paced market, waiting for feedback is a luxury no business can afford. Customer behavior changes overnight. Policies shift. Needs evolve. Great business leaders don’t sit around hoping for answers they dial them.
In today’s fast-paced market, waiting for feedback is a luxury no business can afford. Customer behavior changes overnight. Policies shift. Needs evolve. Great business leaders don’t sit around hoping for answers they dial them.
There is a woman in Northern Ghana who breaks yesterday’s leftover banku in water to feed her children before school.
There is a taxi driver in Lagos who skips breakfast so his kids can have lunch.
In today’s digital world, companies depend heavily on surveys to understand their customers, gather feedback, and measure satisfaction. But there’s one crucial truth that often gets overlooked: you can’t hear emotions in a checkbox – but you can in a telephone survey.
In times of uncertainty, data doesn’t stop being important it becomes essential. Across Africa, from Borno to Sudan, eastern DRC to northern Mozambique, research teams face one defining question: How do you keep listening when insecurity makes face-to-face surveys impossible?

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