Subsaharan Africa has been a land of mobility since a long time and internal migrations have always been predominant. Among the diversity of African migration practices, forced migrations take more and more places, creating particular spaces. Forced migration means a collective movement which occur in a time of crisis, war, famine, epidemy, environmental hazard or forced intervention of states for territory planning. Finally, forced migrants territories are developed, either refugee camps (Mozambicans in Zambia), urban periphery (Liberian refugees in Conakry) and boarder areas (boarder between Zambia and Mozambique).
