CPMK Condemns State-Backed Violence Against Warehouses Workers who were protesting against unfair renumeration that is outside the agreed rates in the existing Collective Bargaining Agreement.   The Communist Party Marxist (CPMK) strongly condemns the brutal attack on warehouses workers, orchestrated with the full complicity of their employers and the state, in a desperate attempt to suppress workers’ resistance. This heinous act, carried out by armed thugs under state protection, is a direct assault on the right of workers to organise and defend their interests.   Today, durin [ ... ]

          he Assassination of Patrice Lumumba 1960 to 1961   In 1960, Congo gained independence from Belgium, but this freedom was short lived. Patrice Lumumba, the first democratically elected Prime Minister, sought true economic independence, aiming to free Congo from Western exploitation. The United States and Belgium viewed this as a threat to their control over Congo’s vast resources.   To destabilise the country, they turned President Joseph Kasavubu against Lumumba, creating a political crisis. Kasavubu dismissed Lumumba on the orders of the West, but Lumumba in tu [ ... ]

    Solidarity Statement by Booker Ngesa Omole, General Secretary of the Communist Party Marxist (CPM) of Kenya Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Nairobi March 27, 2025   rades, Sisters, and Brothers in Struggle, 1.    On behalf of the Communist Party Marxist of Kenya, I extend revolutionary greetings to the Venezuelan people, the Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic, and all gathered here today. We stand united in defiance of imperialism and in unwavering solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution.   orical Ties of Resistance and Liberation 2.    The bon [ ... ]

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 right of the people. We hold that people have the right to determine and participate in their own political [ ... ]