 When the city dwellers assemble and disassemble the city in Conakry: the right to space 
In the popular neighborhoods of Hafia in Conakry (Guinea), the inhabitants combine together their forces to “faire ville” (Agier, 2015). As Lefebvre noticed in 1968, urban citizens daily invent new urban standards and appropriations of space to claim the right to the city, “a right to urban life”. Little institutionalized, ordinary urban fabric does not give way to the new urban pressures that fragments urban spaces. What color is taken by the right to the city in the South when the production tools are predominantly informal and used by the citizens who assemble and disassemble the city?