A voter in the Northern Cape's Orania has done the unexpected by voting for the EFF, a party which does not align with the town standards. Orania town was founded by Carel Boshoff, the son-in-law of former prime minister Hendrik Verwoerd, in attempt to preserve their Afrikaner cultural heritage since 1991.

 A REBEL?

On social media, the person who gave EFF the one vote has been labelled a 'rebel' and an 'icon' with everyone curious to know who the person is. They said the voter was an "icon" for creating a crack in Orania and rebelling against the town's beliefs. @Thetitan baddie said: "That one EFF voter in Orania is so legendary to me. I just know everyone in town knows exactly who it is too." @ThandekaHadebe said: "Some teenager who just turned 18. He's currently sitting in his room giggling at his mischief." Another user Max du Preez said: "There's a witch-hunt on in Orania for the one person who voted for the EFF. You rebel you" However, the voter's name will never be revealed as it is against the Electoral Commission's law to reveal the voter's true identity.