Patrick Beja is a journalist at Standard Business. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, energy and mining, and supply chain management, with a particular focus on elections, mining environmental impact, and cultural issues. Patrick's work has been featured in Standard Group PLC.
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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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Public policy experts have called for Kenya to strengthen value chains, invest in infrastructure and empower youth to accelerate inclusive economic growth.
Mombasa Jubilee Party leaders have defended former President Uhuru Kenyatta against what they termed as persistent attacks by leaders affiliated to the ruling UDA) .
By: Philip Mwakio, Patrick Beja
Kwale residents have called on the government to resolve an impasse surrounding the operations of Kwale International Sugar Company (Kiscol) in a bid to attract more foreign investors.
By: Patrick Beja
Brain Youth Group secretary Eunice Kalewa noted that they have so far planted about 4.5 million mangroves in the area while also engaging in fish farming and beekeeping projects to support livelihoods.
Health experts have said mental health is one of the most urgent public health and development issues requiring more funding and intervention in Kenya.
Businessman and politician Jimmy Wanjigi has called for greater public engagement on national issues and urged Kenyans to focus on solutions to challenges affecting the country rather than political divisions.
The landscape of the Kenyan automotive market is set to witness a major shift following the importation of the first premium luxury Electric Vehicles (EVs) through the port of Mombasa.
As the world marks World Environment Day today, residents of Mwakirunge in Mombasa County are calling for urgent action to address what they describe as a worsening environmental and public health crisis linked to the Mwakirunge dumpsite.
The Coast is currently experiencing a wave of political endorsements and strategies, particularly as President William Ruto aims to consolidate his support base in the region.
