Romanda Hombir, newly crowned Miss World South Africa 2026, is facing online backlash over her nationality.Some South Africans are questioning if she's truly from the country despite organizers stating she has Swati, Zulu, and German heritage.This controversy echoes last year's Chidimma Adetshina incident, which sparked debates about identity and pageant eligibility.Anti-foreigner sentiments in South Africa have intensified, with calls to remove undocumented migrants dominating public discourse.Hombir, an audiologist and founder of the Caring Purpose Foundation, will represent South Africa at the 75th Miss World competition in Vietnam.While supporters defend her as a legitimate South African from Mpumalanga, critics argue her name doesn't reflect local tribes.The debate highlights ongoing tensions around citizenship and cultural identity in the country.