The Central Committee of the Communist Party Marxist Kenya extends its highest revolutionary salute to the workers, students, boda boda riders, matatu workers, peasants, unemployed youth, and oppressed masses currently engaged in the ongoing General Strike and nationwide resistance against the unbearable conditions imposed upon the people by imperialism and its local comprador agents.   Today Kenya stands at a historic turning point.   The masses can no longer live in the old way. The ruling classes can no longer govern in the old way.   The sharp increase in fuel prices, transpo [ ... ]

  ate:  10b>th May 2026 Occasion: International Colloquium by World Anti-Imperialist Platform, Nairobi    Author: Booker Omole Position: General Secretary, Communist Party Marxist Kenya   E DRIVE INTO WORLD WAR 3 AND THE HISTORICAL EPOCH   Comrades, we are not living in ordinary times. We are living in a time of rupture, a time of transition, a time when the old order is decaying but refuses to die, and the new order is struggling to be born. The drive into a Third World War is not an accident. It is not a misunderstanding. It is not the result of individual leaders acting irr [ ... ]

  O THE WORLD ANTI IMPERIALIST PLATFORM CONFERENCE   NAIROBI, KENYA 14th MAY 2026   LL FOR INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY AGAINST REPRESSION, ABDUCTIONS, AND POLITICAL PERSECUTION IN KENYA   Dear comrades, revolutionary delegates, brothers and sisters in struggle,   The Communist Party Marxist Kenya extends militant greetings to all anti imperialist organisations gathered here in Nairobi. We welcome you at a critical moment in the history of Kenya, Africa, and the world anti imperialist movement. This conference is taking place at a time when imperialism is intensifying its aggres [ ... ]

  y Booker Omole General Secretary Communist Party Marxist Kenya   9th May 2026   Presented at the World Anti imperialist Front Theoretical Conference, Nairobi.   Question of Revolution in Kenya Kenya stands at a decisive historical juncture. This is not a moment of calm. This is not a moment of neutrality. This is a moment of sharpening contradictions, of deepening crisis, of rising struggle. The question before us is not whether change will come. The question is what kind of change, led by which class, in whose interests. We must speak plainly. Kenya is not an independent [ ... ]