Honoring Our Partners and Participants

Recognizing the invaluable contributions and collective efforts that made the Public Engagement Forum a meaningful success.

A Milestone Toward Justice and Accountability

The Signing of the MOU at OWECC marks a significant step toward the establishment of a War Crimes Court.

The Absence of Claims Courts: A Threat to Justice

Why establishing Claims Courts is essential for accountability, rule of law, and democratic governance in Liberia.

Unearthing Silent Truths in Rivercess County

LIMASA identifies new massacre sites in the pursuit of truth, justice, and national healing.

Claims Courts and the Anti-Corruption Fight

How prolonged inaction has undermined the effectiveness of the Liberia Anti‑Corruption Commission.

Engaging Communities in TRC Implementation

Emphasizing local involvement in accountability, reparations, and memorialization efforts across Liberia.

Liberians Demand Action on Claims Courts

An open letter highlights decade‑long delays and calls for redress for citizens’ rights.

Survivor of Borbor Town Massacre Seeks Justice

Ma. Yarfur remembers her son and continues to hope for accountability.

Claims Courts: Liberia’s Missing Antidote

The absence of Claims Courts enables impunity and undermines constitutional accountability.

Public Forum on War Crimes Court in Liberia

Survivors, advocates, and partners discuss justice, accountability, and transitional mechanisms.

Welcome to the National Association of Kpelle & Kpelle Speaking People

Working together to preserve Kpelle culture, strengthen community ties, and promote sustainable development across Liberia.

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A Message from the chairman

Learn more about our vision, our commitment to Kpelle communities, and how you can join us in making a lasting impact.

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About NAKSP

The National Association of Kpelle & Kpelle Speaking People (NAKSP) is a community‑based organization dedicated to empowering Kpelle and Kpelle‑speaking communities across Liberia.

We work to preserve Kpelle culture and identity, promote access to quality education and health services, support sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen social cohesion in both rural and urban communities.

Our Mission

To unite and empower Kpelle & Kpelle‑speaking communities through culture, education, health, and economic development initiatives that promote dignity, participation, and self‑reliance.

Our Vision

A vibrant and inclusive Liberia where Kpelle & Kpelle‑speaking people are educated, healthy, economically empowered, and actively contributing to national development while preserving their rich cultural heritage.

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Education & Youth Empowerment

Supporting literacy, school retention, and leadership programs for Kpelle children and young people.

Livelihoods & Agriculture

Promoting sustainable farming, savings groups, and income‑generating opportunities for families and cooperatives.

Culture & Social Cohesion

Preserving Kpelle language, traditions, and cultural expressions while fostering unity and peaceful coexistence.

Latest News & Events

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Community literacy session in Kpelle town

News Jan 18, 2025

Community Literacy Corners Opened in Three Kpelle Towns

New reading spaces are helping children, youth, and adults build confidence in reading and writing in both English and Kpelle.

News Jan 10, 2025

Kpelle Farmers Trained in Climate‑Smart Agriculture Practices

Farmers share experiences on improved crop production, soil management, and small agribusiness to strengthen household livelihoods.

Event Dec 28, 2024

Kpelle Cultural Festival Celebrates Heritage and Unity

Communities from across Liberia gathered to celebrate Kpelle music, dance, and storytelling, strengthening identity and togetherness.

Our Partners & Supporters

NAKKSP works hand‑in‑hand with local and international partners to advance education, culture, livelihoods, and community development among Kpelle & Kpelle‑speaking people.