Learning what? – About Richard Todwong’s interview on the 105th anniversary of the CPC

Richard Todwong, the NRM’s General Secretary, gave Nelson Kiva an interview on the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China for the New Vision from 21st July 2026. Even the Chinese embassy in Uganda featured it on their official website1. This interview shows the hypocrisy of the NRM very well. How? In the beginning Todwong says: “There are many things we can learn from the Communist Party of China. Communism, as a system of govemance, traces

Ujamaa versus Scientific Socialism – Why Walter Rodney is wrong

“A glaring example is that of Tanzanian President Nyerere’s Ujamaa experiment. While it is true that his ideas were motivated by the highest moral convictions on his part, theoretically and in practice they have proved to be limited and unworkable. His conception of development is very close to that of the Narodniks, and Lenin’s critique of the latter is applicable in this instance Ujamaa’s declared target is to improve the material conditions of the peasant, ‘at his own risk and

Statement on the Military Capture of National Media in Uganda by the CLU

Information is power. In a democratic nation, the media must remain independent and serve the interests of the citizens, not the interests of one individual or one family. Uganda’s Constitution guarantees freedom of expression under Article 29, recognizing it as a fundamental right. – The reported invasion of National Media Uganda’s premises by members of the military is deeply concerning. Such actions, if used to intimidate or interfere with independent journalism, undermine press freedom and democratic principles. We are also

The “Pyramid Theory” of the KKE – A revisionist laughingstock

The Communist Party of Greece (KKE) created a theory in March 2013 under their former General Secretary Alexandra Papariga which became famous as the “pyramid theory” of imperialism. This theory was elaborated in an article for the ideological periodical “El Machete” of the Communist Party of Mexico titled “On Imperialism – The Imperialist Pyramid”. The “Pyramid Theory” is an ivory tower theory The “pyramid theory” is revisionist. Why so? According to the pyramid theory also African countries like Uganda and

The Prachanda Path leading nowhere – The failed successful Nepalese Revolution 20 years later

Between 1996 and 2006 the South Asian Himalaya country Nepal was stuck in a civil war between the Kingdom of Nepal and Maoist rebels led by the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) which in the end led to the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of a federal republic. The tragedy lies in the fact that the CPN(M) failed despite being successful with its people´s war strategy in the civil war. This history should be studied to draw conclusions

Speech by the General Secretary of the CLU on the WAP Conference in Nairobi (10th May 2026)

Thank you so much, Comrades! First and foremost, I will surround my submission around the worst evil which is Imperialism and France’s aggression in the Sahel region and all out Africa. In the sense imperialism itself is the worst evil, “You cannot milk a Cow without giving it grass” and that’s the face of imperialism in summary. Kwame Nkrumah stated that Neo Colonialism is the last stage of imperialism. He argued that while direct colonialism was ending, Western powers are

Submission of the CLU to the WAP Conference in Nairobi

Global capitalism has entered a phase of intensified inter-imperialist rivalry, economic crisis, and militarism. The relative decline of U.S. hegemony, rise of competitors (China, Russia as emerging imperialist or sub-imperialist powers), and multipolarity do not end exploitation but sharpen contradictions. The proletariat and oppressed nations must lead an internationalist struggle for socialism. Analysis: Africa’s position: Neo-colonies supplying raw materials while importing finished goods causes vulnerability to currency dominance and commodity price volatility. The continued presence of Imperialist powers in Africa

Speech by the Chairman of the CLU on the WAP Conference in Nairobi (9th May 2026)

Revolutionary greetings to you comrades, distinguished guests and delegates! My name is Sozzi Joseph from the Communist League of Uganda. As we gather here today to discuss Imperialism and fascism in Africa, we gather in international and pan-Africanist solidarity due to their severe consequences and the out comes that affect the proletariat and peasants class mainly. Comrade Lenin in his famous book “Imperialism the highest Stage of Capitalism” provides a concrete analysis of Imperialism and gives it’s major features, namely

Labour Day, a day of celebrations and lamentations

Comrades, peasants, workers and toilers of this nation! As we mark Labour Day, we do more than celebrate the dignity of work we affirm a historic struggle. This day, born from the blood, sweat and sacrifice of workers across the world, stands as a living reminder that the challenges of exploitation and oppression by labour today are not accidental, they are planned , built and supported by the capitalist system through policy and budgeting. Though the so called workers rights

Who was saved on the Cross?

Easter is about to arrive. I already wrote about the historical origins of Christmas1. Now it is time to write about the origins of Easter. For the church Easter always played a higher role than Christmas because the birth of Jesus matters less for the faith than his death on the cross. The reason is that only if Jesus actually died on the cross and was resurrected by God the Christian faith has any validity. This event is the pinnacle

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