The Workers Party of Kenya unites farmers, digital professionals, jua kali artisans, and healthcare workers into a disciplined democratic force for fair wages, production-led economic transformation, and constitutional integrity.
Founded on the unshakeable premise that the wealth of Kenya is built by the labor of its people, the Workers Party advances three fundamental pillars of national reconstruction.
Ensuring minimum wage is replaced with an enforceable statutory living wage. Extending mandatory workplace safety, collective bargaining, and injury compensation across public and private sectors.
Read Living Wage Policy →
Legally recognizing online platform workers, delivery couriers, and remote tech professionals. Capping exploitative platform commissions and establishing mandatory healthcare and pension co-contributions.
Read Digital Economy Charter →
Reversing factory shutdowns by lowering industrial power tariffs, eliminating double licenses for small traders, and safeguarding local goods against uncompetitive dumping.
Read Industrial Policy →Rigorous, research-backed legislative solutions drafted in consultation with workers, economic scholars, and industry associations.
Experienced constitutionalists, trade union stewards, and legislators guiding the Workers Party of Kenya.
Verified dispatches, national memoranda, and legislative positions issued by the Secretariat.
Participate in policy symposiums, regional town halls, and county branch assemblies.
In adherence to Article 35 of the Constitution of Kenya and the Political Parties Act, all governing rules, codes, and annual accountability reports are accessible to the public.
Whether you work on a farm, at a trading stall, in a hospital ward, or behind a screen writing code—the Workers Party of Kenya is your constitutional platform for economic justice.
