South Africa's Complex AIDS Crisis

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
In some South African villages, antiretroviral drugs for AIDS are widely available, but electricity and running water are not. Journalist Jonny Steinberg writes about the complexities of the AIDS crisis in his home country of South Africa in his new book, Sizwe's Test.

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