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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By: Patrick Beja, Philip Mwakio
By: Patrick Beja, Nehemiah Okwembah
A Malindi-based Kenyan billionaire of Italian origin, Franco Esposito, was arraigned in court on Monday for setting on fire a Sh667 million property.
By: Patrick Beja
The environmental agency has been directed by the court to come up with a plan on how it will pay Sh2 billion to the victims of lead poisoning in Owino Uhuru, Mombasa.
By: Patrick Beja
Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has acquired a helicopter to transport marine pilots between the Port of Mombasa and the Port of Lamu, significantly reducing travel time and improving pilotage services at the country's newest commercial port.
The KPA management argued that the contract for the 1.8 kilometre project was competitively awarded to the lowest bidder and hence cheaper for taxpayers as the highest bidders sought to do it at Sh10 billion.
Members of Dock Workers Union (DWU) have a reason to smile after their Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) was finally registered with the Employment and
Mombasa County Government, with support from Doctors Without Borders, has established an Ebola training centre at Port Reitz Sub-County Hospital as part of efforts to strengthen Ebola preparedness.
Kenya's maritime stakeholders have signed an agreement to unite seafarer organisations under a single platform and strengthen advocacy for employment, welfare and policy implementation in the country's growing blue economy.
Thousands of Mombasa port workers are in an election mood as aspirants intensify campaigns for various positions ahead of the giant Dock Workers Union (DWU) polls slated for August 13.
By: Willis Oketch, Patrick Beja
Leaders and residents from Lamu have called for transparency in the proposed Sh2.2 trillion oil refinery project saying so far the deal has been shrouded in secrecy.
