Li Fei sees immense potential in Africa's growing consumer electronics market, akin to Huaqiangbei in China's tech hub Shenzhen city a decade ago. Despite rising competition, the African market promises substantial profits for those with the right skills and perseverance.
What potential does Li Fei see in Africa's electronics market?
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