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Samsung and the National Department of Basic Education crown 2026 'Solve for Tomorrow' STEM-based competition champions

IOL · 09 October 2026 at 15:00

Samsung and the National Department of Basic Education crown 2026 'Solve for Tomorrow' STEM-based competition champions

Cape Recife High School in the Eastern Cape won Samsung South Africa’s 2026 Solve for Tomorrow competition for a prototype that converts plastic waste into sports equipment.

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