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Herd Mentality 22 September 2023 When on safari, it may seem odd to come across a young boy with his herd of goats or cows, but as Alfred, one of Angama's Naturalists, explains, this is a way of life By Alfred Shungur
Hiding Out 15 September 2023 Andrew travels to Shompole Conservancy where he comes eye-to-eye with its wildlife, stashed away in a photo hide for the first time By Andrew Andrawes
Breathing Life Into Glass 8 September 2023 The glassblowers of Kitengela Hot Glass have developed their own style, turning this classic artform into a Kenyan sensation By Alita Wilkens
A Maasai Jamboree 1 September 2023 For the first time in generations, 18 Maasai communities came together to celebrate their culture in the most colourful of ways By Robert Sayialel
In the Hot Seat 25 August 2023 A long way from the Mara, Shamba Keeper Jeremy finds himself in the heart of the Greater Kruger Park tracking down his dream By Jeremy Lorinyo
For the Future 18 August 2023 Bridging the gap between communities and wildlife, the Big Life Foundation is the ideal partner for the soon-to-open Angama Amboseli By Charlotte Ross Stewart

This Week at Angama

And then there was one... as we grapple with a devastating loss, others in the Mara are enjoying the mud baths and fresh grass the rains bring

It's never easy for the cubs of the Mara — as two venture out on their own for the first time, others are still fighting for survival. Plus, a river crossing ends very badly

In a week of firsts, the Migration changes course, an emboldened monitor lizard steals from lions and a martial eagle is caught drowning its prey

After the rains, the Mara is a flurry of activity with cats on the hunt and elephants aplenty

The seemingly unending stream of wildebeest have taken a bit of a knock this week with five recorded kills and no one going hungry

Never forget a safari's ability to surprise and delight — a hunt goes hilariously wrong and we meet two cubs for the first time in a rare sighting

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From Farm to Fork 11 August 2023 There is something special about picking the fresh ingredients for your next meal — for one guest and photographer, Michelle Ospino, it’s what truly sets good food apart By Guest Author
Our Soul Safari 4 August 2023 Kate revisits one of her late father's most beloved places — on the wild banks of the Zambezi River she begins to understand why By Kate Fitzgerald Boyd
Of Elephants and Goat’s Milk 28 July 2023 Forget oat milk, goat's milk is all the rage at Reteti Elephant Sanctuary where it nurtures orphaned baby ellies and entire communities By Stefanie Strothmann
The Angama Guide to the Great Migration 25 July 2023 It is the largest land-based animal migration on the planet — more than a million wildebeest and zebras migrating en-masse on their never-ending journey in search of greener pastures. Most will survive the hazards faced along the way, but hundreds of thousands won’t. This is without a doubt, 'The Greatest Show on Earth' By Sue van Winsen
Immersed in Nature’s Palette 20 July 2023 Nearly two years on, New Zealand-based artist Simon Max Bannister finally sees his work come to life in Angama Mara's Map Room By Guest Author
Adventure is The Best Way to Learn 14 July 2023 Trading the savannah for the bush, Angama guide Robert Kiprotich takes the winning guides of The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the Year to South Africa By Robert Kiprotich
Flying High (in a Basket) 7 July 2023 The daughter of a pilot, Tamsyn is no stranger to the skies, but this was no ordinary flight By Tamsyn Young
A Reunion in the Wild 29 June 2023 Five years after their first visit, a special group reunites at Angama Mara to pay tribute to the late safari photographer Klaus Tiedge By Guest Author
Slow Down, Look Around 23 June 2023 With no rushing, no sense of time or pressure to do anything, Alita finds true tranquillity at Angama Safari Camp By Alita Wilkens
Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy the Flight 14 June 2023 A short 40-minute flight will take you from one of Africa’s busiest cities to the heart of the wild — all thanks to one industrious woman By Charlotte Ross Stewart
Before and After 10 June 2023 Dhir Jakharia, a young Nairobi-based photographer, visits the Photographic Studio and shares some tips on how to edit eye-catching photos By Guest Author
All Aboard 2 June 2023 Kate takes a bucket-list ride on one of the most luxurious trains in the world — but with a different definition By Kate Fitzgerald Boyd
Shop ’til You Drop 26 May 2023 The ladies of Angama Mara's Safari Shop hit the streets of Nairobi to deepen their retail knowledge from merchandising to experience design By Evelyn Kamau
The Perfect Pairing 19 May 2023 No matter the time of day, at Angama there’s always something delicious to eat in a dazzling location — and of course, the perfect wine to go with it By Adlight Muhambi
Small but Mighty 12 May 2023 Dr Mark Lutta reintroduces us to the Davis Family Clinic, sharing what it takes to provide care for people in the remote areas of the Mara with your support By Mark Lutta
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