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Malawi sees results in HIV fight

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The UN says children are still dying needlessly because their parents cannot access tests or treatment to prevent HIV and Aids.

But Malawi has invested heavily in its HIV and Aids programme, and is beginning to see some results. Jonah Fisher reports.

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