THREAD COMING SOON from @MLReadingHub ART AS A WEAPON: African Revolutionary Culture and the National Democratic Revolution A new contribution to revolutionary theory exploring the role of art, literature, music, theatre, and culture in advancing NDR #ArtAsAWeapon

While pathetic pop stars, backed by pro Israeli billionaires, tell us to keep politics out of music, we in the CPMK say the opposite. Music is political. Art is political. Silence is political.

Today Marks the 50th Anniversary since the death of cde Mao Zedong. Mao advanced the science of the Proletariat revolution to a third and the highest stage. Maoism continues to be a shining path to the struggle in the semi-colonial and semi-feudal countries. UPHOLD MAOISM !!!

Just after a successful Congress, leaders of the Communist League of Uganda have been arrested by the Ugandan authorities. The neocolonial states of East Africa face acute contradictions they cannot suppress. Repression will not solve them. Revolution will.

The Berlin speech Grenzenlose Solidarität unsere-zeit.de/grenzenlose-s… via @UnsereZeit_UZ

RT @BereftComrade: @BookerBiro @AjiamboAshlyn ☭ The Spirit of CLU in Every Note. 🇺🇬 From ideas to lyrics, comrades turned our shared vision…

A message of solidarity was read from the anti imperialist front to the founding conference of the antifascist international. antifascistinternational.uk TO THE FOUNDING CONFERENCE OF THE BRITISH CHAPTER OF THE ANTIFASCIST INTERNATIONAL We salute you! As the Anti-Imperialist Front, we send our revolutionary greetings and solidarity to all comrades, organisations and participants coming together for the Founding Conference of the British Chapter of the Antifascist International, to be held on Saturday, 5 September, at Bolivar Hall in London. This founding conference is an important step. It brings together people and organisations who recognise that the struggles against fascism, imperialism, war and repression are connected, and that these struggles cannot remain isolated from one another. Today we see this resistance taking many forms. From the Palestinian people resisting occupation, to the Axis of Resistance confronting imperialist domination in West Asia; from Iran resisting the military and economic pressure of the United States, to revolutionary prisoners resisting fascism from inside Turkey’s prisons, we see the same fundamental truth: Imperialism may possess enormous military power, but it is merely a paper tiger. In Britain and throughout Europe, governments increasingly attack democratic rights while expanding military budgets, strengthening NATO and supporting imperialist wars abroad. The struggle against these policies requires more than expressions of opposition. It requires organisation. It requires internationalism. It requires the unity of anti-fascists, revolutionaries, socialists, communists, anti-imperialists and all those who stand with the oppressed peoples. Imperialism attempts to divide the peoples by nationality, religion and ethnicity. It tells workers that other peoples are their enemies while the monopolies, arms companies and ruling classes grow richer from war. Our answer must be international solidarity and common struggle. We hope this conference will provide an opportunity to exchange experiences, strengthen political understanding, build new relationships and discuss how anti-fascist and anti-imperialist forces in Britain can support one another in the period ahead. No organisation is built in a day. What matters at this stage is to create the foundations: to know one another, to understand one another’s struggles and to begin developing the trust and cooperation necessary for future common work. We therefore welcome the establishment of the British Chapter of the Antifascist International and wish all participants a productive and successful founding conference. We look forward to work together. We salute the Palestinian, Lebanese, Yemeni and Iranian people and their resistance. We salute those who refuse to surrender in the face of sanctions, war and military threats. We salute the revolutionary prisoners in Turkey who resist fascism and isolation through hunger strikes and death fasts. And we remember those who have been martyred in these struggles. May this conference strengthen the bonds between anti-fascists and anti-imperialists in Britain and contribute to the wider international struggle of the peoples. The strength of imperialism lies in its weapons, its armies and its wealth. The strength of the peoples lies in their organisation, their resistance and their determination to remain standing. LONG LIVE INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY! LONG LIVE THE STRUGGLE AGAINST FASCISM AND IMPERIALISM! THE PEOPLES ORGANISED AND UNITED WILL DEFEAT IMPERIALISM! ANTI-IMPERIALIST FRONT

Solidarity with the Congolese Communist Party @InfoPcco and the Congolese people. #HandsOffCongo

We will be having the fourth hearing of our 5 antiimperialist students who were arrested during the Africa Forward summit on September 6th we are requesting for international solidarity to support our legal case gofund.me/fe4fad898 donate to support the struggle

THE VANGUARD IS NOT A MATTER OF OPINION cpmk.org/87-recent-news/444-… History has never been shaped by good intentions alone.

Kenya: Defend the CPMK! Down with repression of political activists! @CommunistsKe @WSWS_Updates @revcomintern @mulinge_muteti_ @BookerBiro @AmaBolsheviki

"It is necessary for the educated youth to go to the countryside to recieve re-education from the poor and the lower-midle peasants" ~ Mao Zedong. @ryleague_Kenya & @RevolutionCPM Embu Branch engaging with peasants as part of the rectification programme.

The neocolonial state reveals its class function the moment organized workers become a threat. Arresting communists cannot abolish the contradictions producing communism. Repression may delay revolutionary organization; it cannot eliminate the material conditions that create it.

We stand in solidarity with CP Marxist Kenya. International Call to Action and Court Update. See more: wapnews.org/?p=13940

@BookerBiro 's daily reflection for August 27, 2026 on Constitution and Class: ---- The Constitution and the Question of Class The Constitution: An Instrument of Class War and a Terrain of Popular Struggle Today, as Kenya marks sixteen years since the promulgation of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, we are compelled to pose a fundamental question: In whose interests does the Supreme Law ultimately function? A constitution is not a divine text dropped from the heavens, nor is it a neutral arbiter suspended above society. It is a product of society, and society is irreducibly divided into antagonistic classes. The 2010 Constitution contains important and indispensable democratic gains, forged through decades of popular struggle, underground organisation, resistance against state repression, struggles over land and the sacrifices and spilled blood of the working masses. These gains must be defended with vigilance and determination. Yet, as Marxist Leninists, we must also confront a fundamental dialectical truth: no constitutional decree can abolish the material relations of production upon which exploitation is founded. Consider the contradictions. Legal Equality versus Class Inequality The law may proclaim formal equality before the courts, yet the nation’s wealth remains concentrated in the hands of a parasitic minority while the overwhelming majority of working people struggle for survival. Abstract Rights versus Concrete Deprivation The Constitution may guarantee socio economic rights on paper, while millions remain landless, jobless, homeless and systematically excluded from the material conditions necessary to live with dignity. Formal Sovereignty versus Imperialist Domination The Constitution may proclaim national independence and popular sovereignty, while our economy remains structurally shackled to foreign debt, international finance capital and the continuing domination of imperialist interests. The decisive issue, therefore, is not merely what is inscribed in the constitutional text. The decisive questions are material and foundational: Who owns the land? Who commands the means of production? Who exercises effective control over state power? So long as political and economic power remain concentrated in the hands of a ruling class, the Constitution cannot stand above the class struggle. It becomes an instrument through which class power is exercised, contested and transformed. For the ruling class, the law is used to protect property, preserve privilege and maintain the existing relations of power. For the oppressed classes, every democratic opening becomes a terrain of struggle. Thus, the Constitution is not merely a book of rights. In a society divided into classes, it is also a terrain of class war. Rights are never secured simply because they are codified in ink. Rights are won through struggle. Rights are defended through struggle. Rights are realised only when the working masses are organised, conscious and mobilised for action. We must therefore defend the democratic gains contained in the Constitution and use every available constitutional right as a weapon in the immediate struggles of the people. But we must do so without constitutional illusions. The complete liberation of the working class, the poor peasantry and all oppressed masses demands more than progressive words and legal guarantees. It demands a radical and revolutionary transformation of the social and economic foundations upon which exploitation, inequality and neo colonial domination rest. A Constitution can proclaim freedom. Only the organised people can make freedom real. The law may recognise a right. Only the organised masses can defend it. The Constitution may promise justice. Only the struggle of the people can make justice a living reality. As the African proverb reminds us, until the lions have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter. Likewise, until the working masses hold real political and economic power, the promises of democracy will remain constrained by the class that commands the wealth and the state. The struggle, therefore, continues. To defend democratic gains. To organise the masses. To deepen political consciousness. To challenge exploitation. And to advance towards the complete liberation of the Kenyan people. A Constitution can proclaim freedom. Only the organised people can make freedom real. Aluta Continua! Comrade Booker Ngesa Omole General Secretary Communist Party Marxist Kenya (CPMK)

On the anniversary of the 2010 constitution: The Constitution contains real democratic gains won through struggle, yet it cannot, by itself, abolish the class relations that reproduce exploitation and domination.

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Our solidarity with Nepal. This is indeed a catastrophic tragedy. Will the puppet Gen Z government respond to such disasters in the interests of the people, or will it see yet another opportunity to loot through disaster capitalism?

The international Secretary of @CommunistsKe makes her remarks after the inaugural Congress of the Communist League of Uganda. @AjiamboAshlyn