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Royal Customer Magazine

Eswatini’s premier publication dedicated to customer experience excellence. Thought leadership, case studies, industry trends, and insights — published quarterly.

Current Issue

Issue Q2 2026

Our Q2 2026 issue explores the future of customer experience in Eswatini — from digital transformation in financial services to the human skills that will define the next generation of CX professionals.

In This Issue

  • Feature: CX in the Age of Digital Banking
  • Leadership: Building CX Teams That Last
  • Research: CX Index 2026: Key Findings
  • Spotlight: Member Story: Driving Change

Distributed quarterly to ECxP members, partners, and CX leaders across southern Africa.

Past Issues

Issue Archive

Browse previous editions of the Royal Customer Magazine — available as free digital downloads for ECxP members.

Q1 2026

Innovation & Service Design

How design thinking is reshaping CX strategy.

Q4 2025

CX Excellence Awards Special Edition

2025 Customer Service Excellence Awards coverage.

Q3 2025

Digital Transformation in Eswatini

Navigating the shift to digital-first service.

Q2 2025

The Human Side of CX

Empathy, emotional intelligence, and frontline excellence.

Q1 2025

CX Leadership Forum Insights

Key takeaways from ECxP's inaugural leadership roundtable.

Q4 2024

Customer Experience Index 2024

Annual benchmarking results across key sectors.

About the Publication

About Royal Customer Magazine

The Royal Customer Magazine is ECxP’s flagship publication — a platform for practitioners, leaders, academics, and organisations to share knowledge, celebrate excellence, and advance the CX profession across Eswatini and the wider region.

Reach

5,000+

Readers per issue across Eswatini and southern Africa

Frequency

Quarterly

Published 4 times per year — March, June, September, December

Distribution

Regional

Distributed to ECxP members, corporate partners, and CX leaders

Content

Expert-led

Written by practitioners, academics, and thought leaders