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Is Cyril Ramaphosa quiet quitting? It seems like it.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa during a recent trip to Saudi Arabia.
Photo by Royal Court of Saudi Arabia/Handout/Anado
Qaanitah Hunter asks if Cyril Ramaphosa is taking part in a global trend and is stepping quietly out of his responsibilities as she reflects on his enthusiasm (or lack thereof) in public office during the last few months.

A worldwide phenomenon has gripped conversations among industry leaders and millennials alike: quiet quitting.
18 Oct 2022 11AM English South Africa Education · Careers

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