Patrick Beja is a journalist at Standard Business. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, supply chain and logistics, as well as construction and real estate, with a keen focus on climate change and environmental issues. Patrick's work has been featured in Standard Group PLC, highlighting his commitment to regional interests and global news.
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Mombasa, Kenya (Local)
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Patrick Beja's local focus is on Kenya, particularly Mombasa. His coverage heavily features government announcements and evolving stories related to politics, transportation & logistics. To engage him effectively, consider pitching stories that involve local government decisions or policies impacting the community in Mombasa or broader Kenya. Topics such as land disputes, healthcare initiatives, infrastructure development projects like ports and transportation systems would likely resonate with his coverage area.
If you have insights into political developments in Mombasa or key figures involved in regional governance and decision-making processes within Kenya, they may be of interest to Patrick for commentary or interviews. Additionally, if your expertise covers public safety concerns around transportation hubs like ports or issues affecting the maritime industry locally in Mombasa or nationally across Kenya it could align well with his beat.
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Former docker Abubakar Mohamed Abdillahi is the new Dock Workers Union (DWU) general secretary.
He boasted that Uhuru campaigned against President Ruto in 2022 and lost, saying his project will fail again.
By: Patrick Beja
The transition of the donor-funded Stawisha Pwani project places greater responsibility on counties to sustain HIV, Tuberculosis (TB) and laboratory services, raising concerns over whether gains made under the five-year programme can be maintained.
By: Patrick Beja
The government is set to import 2.3 billion kilogrammes of maize to cushion the country against looming food shortage due to massive crop failures due to drought in most parts of the country.
By: Patrick Beja
The three top government officials from the Coast region have rolled out an elaborate campaign for President William Ruto's re-election to guarantee their seats after next year's General Election.
Domestic tourism is increasingly becoming a key pillar of Mombasa's hospitality industry, with hotels reporting a growing number of Kenyan travellers visiting the Coast for holidays, conferences, corporate meetings and sporting events.
By: Patrick Beja
The vast dry plains of Galana-Kulalu that cut across Kilifi and Tana River counties are now turning green following the introduction of irrigated farming ventures.
