Zimbabwean Scientist Awarded Stockholm Water Prize

Africans often face lack of clean water and sanitation. (Credit: Save the Children)

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03.06.2013

Dr. Peter Morgan, a former civil servant with the Ministry of Health, will receive his prize of $150 thousand and a crystal sculpture at a ceremony in Stockholm during World Water Week in September. More

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