STATEMENT OF THE CENTRAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, COMMUNIST PARTY MARXIST KENYA (CPMK)   An Urgent Call for National and International Solidarity to Stop the Bloodshed and State Repression in Central Sakwa   30 July 2026   No democratic society can claim to uphold constitutional governance when peaceful public participation is answered with bullets, mass arrests and terrorism-related investigations. In Central Sakwa, one resident has been killed, seventeen community protesters have been hauled before the courts under terrorism-related investigations, community organisers have reporte [ ... ]

  A Reply to Godrick Namwaya on the National Democratic Revolution, the Vanguard Party and the Kenyan Revolution   By Booker Ngesa Omole General Secretary Communist Party Marxist Kenya   Editor’s Note   This article is a response to “Cadre Building, Vanguard Claims, and the Kenyan Left” by Godrick Namwaya, published by Countercurrents on 26 July 2026.   Readers who have not seen the original article may read it here:   https://countercurrents.org/2026/07/cadre-building-vanguard-claims-and-the-kenyan-left/   The present reply is not intended as a personal polemic. Ra [ ... ]

  24 July 2026   WHEN SHARON OTIENO BECAME A REFERENDUM ON ELITE IMPUNITY   “The people’s tribunal sat first. The High Court merely recorded its verdict.”   Reflections of the General Secretary, Communist Party Marxist Kenya By Booker Ngesa Omole   For readers unfamiliar with the case, Sharon Otieno was a university student whose murder in September 2018 shocked the nation. She was abducted alongside journalist Barrack Oduor and another companion after leaving a hotel in Rongo, Migori County. Oduor escaped after being assaulted and left for dead, but Sharon was forcibly dr [ ... ]

  By Booker Omole General Secretary   Comrades,   The question before us is not whether money can be used for revolutionary work. The question is whether those who claim to wield imperialist resources possess the revolutionary consciousness, ideological firmness and moral authority to do so without themselves becoming instruments of imperialism.   Many within the broad Kenyan Left argue that imperialist funding can be tactically utilised for progressive or revolutionary purposes. Let us assume, for the sake of argument, that such a proposition is possible. The burden of proof then  [ ... ]