The unfinished liberation struggle in Kenya has led to the outward semblance of independence without any real sovereignty.

Marx and Engels bequeathed essential values for every generation of revolutionaries: humility, service, dedication, discipline, sacrifice.

Fulfilment of the 1955 Freedom charter, in particular land redistribution, remains the central demand of the poor black masses.

Thoughts on the barefaced hypocrisy and doublespeak of the real mass-murdering terrorists.

Workers have made immense sacrifices in the great struggle of labour against capital; have shed rivers of blood in their quest for a better life and real freedom.

The ‘leftism’ of certain organisations is as useful to imperialism as right-wing revisionism or reformism, and must be resolutely opposed.

A tribute to the woman who made a vital yet routinely overlooked contribution to the founding of scientific socialism.

Workers have no interest in perpetuating bourgeois-incited culture wars. What we need is a clear understanding of how these harmful ideas destroy our ability to unify.

The spectre of communism haunts the US Congress 175 years later.

What is the significance of the USA's quest to repatriate the complex chain of semiconductor production?

What was the experience that led Comrade Mao Zedong to conclude that ‘without a people’s army, the people have nothing’?

Eclectic and utopian, the CPB’s programme is full of pious wishes but its authors don’t seem to have the first clue about the realities of the state or of class war.

On every question of importance, the CPB has ditched Marxism in favour of servility to the imperialist Labour party.

The battle between socialist and bourgeois ideas is not one in which workers can be neutral: on its outcome, humanity’s fate depends.

What lies at the root of the CPB’s total inability to educate or inspire even a fraction of the working class?

Ten years on, the poverty, inequality and injustice that led to an outpouring of rage on England’s streets have only worsened.

Venezuela’s socialist president highlights the historical significance of Marx and Engels’ earth-shattering work and the movement it launched.

Those who would change the world must first understand it: Marxist economics is the antidote to bourgeois voodoo.

Mushrooming inequality has the capitalist class spooked, for they fear the consequences.