Samsung is committed to empowering the next generation of innovators and that is why it has joined hands with the State Information Technology Agency (SITA) to launch the 2024 Solve for Tomorrow Competition. Solve For Tomorrow aims to defy barriers by encouraging young people to address the challenges faced by their respective communities through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education. The competition offers grade 10 and 11 learners from public schools in underserved communities the chance to develop the skills and confidence to design tomorrow’s solutions.
The competition has attracted a large number of entries from schools across the country, with the Top 20 schools now officially announced. This is an opportunity for these schools to showcase their innovation and creativity in solving real-world problems.
These are the Top 20 schools that will be competing this year:
| School name | Province |
| Khwezi Lomso Comprehensive School | Eastern cape |
| HTS Louis Botha | Free state |
| Lenakeng Technical School | Free state |
| Lekgarietsi Secondary School | Free state |
| Tiisetsang High School | Free state |
| Tebogwana Engineering School of Specialisation | Gauteng |
| University of Johannesburg Academy | Gauteng |
| Buhlebemfundo Secondary School | Gauteng |
| Phulong Secondary School | Gauteng |
| NM Tsuene Secondary School | Gauteng |
| Lamula Jubilee Secondary | Gauteng |
| Mandisa Shiceka Maths and Science Schoo | Gauteng |
| Ingqayizivele Secondary School | Gauteng |
| Umlazi Comprehensive Technical School | Kwazulu natal |
| Phendukani Full service High School | Kwazulu natal |
| Adams College | Kwazulu natal |
| Mbilwi Secondary School | Limpopo |
| Moyaneng Secondary School | Limpopo |
| Thengwe High School | Limpopo |
| Maphuthaditshaba Secondary School | Mpumalanga |