peech by Comrade Booker Omole, General Secretary of the Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPMK), on Dedan Kimathi Day, February 18th, 2025   Comrades, workers, peasants, revolutionary youth, and all patriotic Kenyans,   Today, 18th February, marks the day in 1957 when the British colonial government hanged our national hero, our comrade, Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi. They did not just hang a man; they sought to kill the revolutionary spirit that burned in his heart, the same spirit that ignited the armed struggle for our independence. Kimathi was the supreme commander of the Kenya Lan [ ... ]

  Issued by the International Department, Central Organising Committee (IDCOC), Communist Party (Marxist)  Kenya (CPMK) March 9th, 2025   Dear Comrades,   The Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPM Kenya) extends its  solidarity to the Communist Party of India (Marxist) as you convene the XXIV Party Congress in Madurai. This Congress is a crucial moment in the struggle of the Indian working class and peasantry against the reactionary, sectarian, and authoritarian rule that seeks to entrench exploitation and suppress the people’s democratic aspirations.   Your fight against right-wi [ ... ]

  By Booker Omole, General Secretary, Communist Party Marxist Kenya March 12, 2025   The Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPMK) is not a debating society but a vanguard party of the Kenyan working class, guided by discipline and revolutionary commitment.   In recent days, we have observed Trotskyist tendencies rearing their ugly head within the Party. We have also interacted with some of our international guests who are Trotskyists. It is imperative to address these issues, particularly for our young cadres. The Party must have the ability to identify Trotskyist deviations and advance  [ ... ]

 /b>   TUNAKATAA! CHARTER FOR UNITY AND DEMOCRACY IN KENYA: A UNITED FRONT FOR RESTORATION OF HOMELAND WE SAY NO! TUNAKATAA! ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION AND SOCIAL OPPRESSION By the Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPM Kenya) February 18th, 2025   The Charter for the Majority presents the demands of all the working poor Kenyans and the jobless people who have not only been alienated from national resources but also have been marginalised by successive Governments since independence in 1963. he Charter is based on our firm belief in our right to sovereignty and self-determination as a basic r [ ... ]