November 2, 2025   The Communist Party Marxist Kenya stands with the people of Tanzania in this moment of heightened danger. The ruling class across East Africa is tightening the chains of monopoly finance capital. The mask of liberal democracy is falling. Behind it stands naked reaction. Behind it stands fascism in African colours.   President Samia Suluhu Hassan has presided over political developments marked by aggressive interference from foreign capital. We are witnessing new assaults by the corporations and financial institutions headquartered in the old imperial centres. They want [ ... ]

    November 5, 2025   The Communist Party Marxist Kenya conveys its deepest condolences to the Workers Party of Korea, the Government of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and the heroic Korean people on the passing of Comrade Kim Yong Nam, former Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Supreme People’s Assembly.   Comrade Kim Yong Nam was not merely a statesman. He was a defender of sovereignty. He was a guardian of independence. He was a steadfast revolutionary in the global front against imperialism.   Throughout his service to the Party and the State, the Dem [ ... ]

By the Central Organising Committee, Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPMK)                         Nairobi, Kenya, October 2025>The World Has Spoken: End the Criminal Blockade Against Socialist Cuba The Communist Party Marxist Kenya stands in unbreakable solidarity with the heroic Cuban people and their socialist revolution. We also extend our warm revolutionary congratulations to the one hundred and sixty-five nations that voted at the United Nations General Assembly to demand an end to the United States blockade on Cuba, a blockade that has strangled the island for more tha [ ... ]

  Comrades and friends of the Kenyan Left,   The death of Raila Amolo Odinga, long-time opposition figure and symbol of Kenya’s liberal-reformist politics, marks a turning point in the political history of our nation. It brings to an end a political era dominated by charismatic personalities, populist reform agendas, and cyclical pacts with the ruling bourgeoisie. Yet, comrades, while individuals perish, class struggle does not die. The passing of a reformist leader does not extinguish the contradictions that gave rise to his prominence; rather, it exposes them with brutal clarity.    [ ... ]