Liberia was one of the hardest Ebola hit countries last year but now it has the capacity to contain the epidemic which claimed nearly 4000 lives in the country alone. Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf recently spoke to CCTV about the long journey of fighting the disease, and Liberia's post-Ebola development plan.
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