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Tutu accuses S Africa over Mugabe

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South Africa has lost the moral high ground it had following the end of apartheid by failing to stand up against Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe, according to Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

Speaking to the BBC, the Nobel Peace Laureate said African leaders needed to be shamed into taking a much firmer stand. Rachel Harvey reports.

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