Circumcision finds new adherents in Africa's fight against AIDS

Male circumcision is the latest weapon against Africa's spiralling HIV problem, with research showing it can cut infection rates by up to 60%. For many Kenyan tribes, the procedure is already a rite of passage, but in the country's remote western regions it's an innovation which health authorities are determined to introduce. Despite careful information campaigns, though, some men now believe that circumcision is a ‘magic bullet’ which gives them effective immunity from the disease. Duration: 02:19.