Following the Ebola epidemic, Guinean prime minister Mamady Youla has created a four-pronged programme for recovery. By creating a business-friendly environment to attract investment, the former private sector boss is hoping to boost economic growth to double digits by the end of the decade, he tells Natasha Turak.
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