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Coming to a Screen Near You 24 March 2023 The story of matriarch elephant Athena and her herd has been seen across the world, but perhaps the most important viewers are closer to home By Andrew Andrawes
No Checklist, No Agenda 16 March 2023 Fondly known as 'Mama Pat', Patricia Davidson recounts her long-awaited trip to the Mara and the healing power of nature By Guest Author
It All Started With a Brownie 10 March 2023 Andrew takes us back in time to the early days of wildlife photography — and safari — through the lens of a restored film camera By Andrew Andrawes
Romance in a Bottle 3 March 2023 Love knows no bounds as Adlight follows her favourite wines from the edge of the Maasai Mara to the vineyards of South Africa and back again By Adlight Muhambi
From Ear to Ear 24 February 2023 Stefanie takes us behind the scenes on a memorable breakfast date with some of Nairobi's most special orphans By Stefanie Strothmann
Coming Home 17 February 2023 After more than 100 entries into The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year competition, it was high time we recognised one of the Mara's biggest supporters By Guest Author

This Week at Angama

Water is the dominant theme of the week as hippos, fish and frogs fall victim to the Mara's prowling predators

The Bila Shaka boys have returned setting up a potential show down and the rarest of sightings in the Mara happens three times in one week

When finding food dictates most of your life, you can't afford to be picky — or weak-stomached. Plus, the Angama Pride lioness finally gives in

Storms both literal and figurative are brewing in the Mara Triangle as a serial cub-killer is on the loose

There are some unusual migratory patterns at play in the Mara while the Angama Pride lioness fights for a future on the brink

It's all about the brothers this week as the Nyati Six coalition continues to make its mark and cheetahs Ruka and Rafiki make a dashing kill

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Do You Know Vipingo? 10 February 2023 With a passion for the ocean, Sammy heads for the coast, as he often does, to do a little exploring in a lesser-known location By Sammy Njoroge
Vanilla, but Not Plain 3 February 2023 It's wonderfully warm here and Kina Karianke, Angama's Head Pastry Chef, decided it was time to talk about her favourite subject — ice cream By Kina Karianke
What’s in a Pen? 27 January 2023 The two indomitable women spearheading Angama's creative development can teach us all a lesson or two on very intentional buying By Charlotte Ross Stewart
Just for Fun 20 January 2023 Always looking for ways to engage with our community and encourage its young people, the Chief 'Angama Way Officer' organises a day for the Mara's children to have a day of unending fun By Collins Randiga
A Palace for the People 14 January 2023 Renovating, restocking, restoring – it's all in a day's work for the people at Book Bunk as they reimagine libraries all across Nairobi By Charlotte Ross Stewart
Warriors on the Sports Field 6 January 2023 In early December, a long-awaited event took place at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro — celebrating athleticism in the name of conservation By Sue van Winsen
The Best Safari Sightings of 2022 30 December 2022 Guides spend their entire days exploring the Mara Triangle — so choosing their favourite sightings of the year means they must be pretty special By The Guides of Angama
An Elephant Never Forgets 23 December 2022 There is something both beautiful and spiritual when you look over the Mara — as Ian witnessed in the Garden of Remembrance By Ian Dommisse
Hallelujah 16 December 2022 Earlier this month, The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year 2022 was announced. It was a night to showcase the Mara photographic community's incredible talent and their ability to turn everyday scenes into masterpieces By Sue van Winsen
Behind Jack’s Lens 9 December 2022 Just eight years old, young guest Jack took to photography like a duck to water. His first trip to Africa will always be remembered through these photographs By Andrew Andrawes
Clear Eyes, Cheerful Hearts, Can’t Lose 2 December 2022 While all eyes have been on the football happening in Qatar, we have been equally as transfixed by a tournament a bit closer to home — the annual Mara Cup By Bonface Wesonga
A Surprise Around Every Corner 25 November 2022 Freshly retired and in her true fashion, Nicky takes us on a wild adventure to one of South Africa's most unique — and delicious — safari lodges By Nicky Fitzgerald
A Great Guiding Team, Built to Last 23 November 2022 Being a safari guide is not just about passing an exam — it's about weaving magical stories, having each other's back and spending hours appreciating everything the Mara has to offer By Sammy Komu
Clucks, Cackles and Chatter 18 November 2022 A day in the life of Shamba keeper and wildlife enthusiast Jeremy includes more feathers than you would expect By Jeremy Lorinyo
5685 Meters in 5 Days 11 November 2022 In the second instalment of our mountain climbing double feature, Robert takes on a giant from his childhood — the indomitable Mount Kilimanjaro By Robert Sayialel
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