He’s Just Ken5 July 2024Despite his reserved demeanour, the new General Manager in the Mara is actually just a nature-loving ice cream fan at heartByRyan Brown
Kwaheri and Asante to the Family Chef7 June 2024After nine years of keeping the Angama Mara family full, and nearly 40 thousand kilograms of flour later, we say goodbye to canteen chef Musa Jacob EzekielByEvans Ondara
The Full Picture20 October 2023One of Book Bunk's literary knights, Marion Anvango, comes to Angama Mara to help set the stories straightByGuest Author
This Week at Angama #28628 July 2023Despite the commotion of the Great Migration, delicate moments of beauty shine through and the Angama lioness finds herself with yet another suitorByAndrew Andrawes
A Reunion in the Wild29 June 2023Five years after their first visit, a special group reunites at Angama Mara to pay tribute to the late safari photographer Klaus TiedgeByGuest Author
This Week at Angama #28017 June 2023Two cheetah hunts, two of the Bila Shaka boys and hopefully two expecting mothers — the excitement of this week has us seeing doubleByAndrew Andrawes
This Week at Angama #26824 March 2023Water is the dominant theme of the week as hippos, fish and frogs fall victim to the Mara's prowling predatorsByAndrew Andrawes
This Week at Angama #24514 October 2022From legends in the making to current kings getting humbled, we're closely following the predator dynamics of the TriangleByAndrew Andrawes
A Mara Elopement16 September 2022Casper and Lil, a couple from Amsterdam, were planning a big wedding in Italy — and then threw it all out the windowByGuest Author
This Week at Angama #2392 September 2022The rain has brought many familiar favourites out in the Triangle — perhaps none more exciting than ShujaaByAndrew Andrawes
When a ‘Laaitie’ Came to Stay5 August 2022After years of working behind the screens of the safari industry, Iwan heads to the Mara to experience it for himselfByIwan Lategan
This Week at Angama #23429 July 2022The lion drama has reached a boiling point with the recent death of Slit Lip — but the sighting of four other youngsters brings new hopeByRobert Sayialel
Cape Town to the Mara22 July 2022In a once-in-a-lifetime 60th birthday trip, Christine and her husband Louis drove 10 000km from the tip of Africa all the way to KenyaByChristine Daron
Seeds of Change15 July 2022Can you teach conservation? With a new educational programme rolling out in 13 nearby schools, the Angama Foundation aims to find outByCharlotte Ross Stewart
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