Mathare Social Justice Centre, Gacheke Gachihi, Waringa Wahome and the Politics of Celebrity Activism The Central Organising Committee of the Communist Party Marxist Kenya considers it necessary to openly address the increasingly negative role played by sections of the so called social justice movement, particularly individuals associated with Mathare Social Justice Centre, whose conduct has come to embody the politics of celebrity activism, NGO dependency, opportunism, and hostility towards revolutionary organisation. This statement is not about personalities. It is about politics. It i [ ... ]

  STATEMENT BY THE STEERING COMMITTEE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WOMEN’S LEAGUE   June 1, 2026    The Revolutionary Women’s League extends its deepest condolences to the families, friends and communities of all women whose lives have been stolen through femicide. We mourn every daughter, every mother, every sister, every wife, every domestic worker, every student, every worker, every queer woman and every woman whose life has been violently cut short.   We stand in solidarity with all those who continue to carry the pain of these losses. We do so not only as women, but as members of  [ ... ]

Expose and Defeat US Imperialism, the Primary Aggressor Against Humanity May 26th, 2026   Nepal is a land of immense revolutionary history and immense contradiction. The mountains of Nepal carry the memory of armed struggle, sacrifice, and the blood of workers and peasants who rose against feudal monarchy and imperialist domination. Through the communist led anti monarchy insurgency, the old order was shaken violently. The 2001 royal massacre accelerated the collapse of feudal authority and opened the road toward the struggle for national democracy. During the ten years of People’s War,  [ ... ]

  The Communist Party Marxist Kenya notes the recent sanctions imposed by the United States government against a Tanzanian police official over the torture involving Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan activist Agather Atuhaire.   As revolutionaries and defenders of democratic rights, we firmly condemn torture, arbitrary detention, repression, disappearances, and attacks against activists, workers, peasants, journalists, opposition forces, and progressive voices anywhere in Africa. The suffering of the people can never be normalised. State violence against the masses remains react [ ... ]