Depreciation of the Kpelle Tribe’s Rich Cultural Heritage in Liberia (E-Book)

Alex Prince Johnson is a native of Gungbeyah Chiefdom, Bopolu District, Gbarpolu County, Liberia. He is a selfmotivator, a passionate educator and a human rights artivist. Alex officially began his writing career as a high school reporter and later transitioned as a volunter at a community radio station in Rural Montserrado, where he served for over four years. He decided to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a writer, he transitioned as a print media journalist and published several articles for the Analyst Newpaper, the Independent Probe Newpaper, the Catalyst newspaper, and partially for the Hot Pepper newspaper from 2015-2019 as a correspondent from Bong County, Liberia. Alex currentely works for NewGlobe/Brigde Liberia as a Learning and Innovation Officer, a role that requires a lot of writing which he enjoys a lot. This project is Alex’s first publication in pursurance of his dream of becoming an author.

“The Depreciation of the Kpelle Tribe’s Rich Cultural Heritage” delves into the captivating story of the Kpelle People, an indigenous tribe with a storied history and a rich cultural heritage. Nestled within the lush landscapes of West Africa, the Kpelle have long been guardians of traditional, customs, and values that have shaped their identity over centuries"