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Azei is a much loved and respected member of the Angama family best known for his prowess during installation of somehow getting every single item from the onsite makeshift warehouse through the mud and pouring rain into just the right place. He was a fiend on the radio rapping out instructions and unmuddling the muddles. He is also known as The Voice of Angama Mara – you will understand when you come and stay.

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This Week At Angama #142 23 October 2020 As someone who lives in the Mara and rarely goes out on game drives, Operations Manager Azei Lago was treated to a safari with head guide Sammy Komu this week By Azei Lago

Rift Valley Revelry 12 May 2020 Our second cultural night was held mid-March 2020 to celebrate our brothers and sisters from the Rift Valley region of Kenya By Azei Lago

The beautiful Angama women in traditional dress for our Coastal Cultural night

Angama By The Sea 17 March 2020 If you can’t take Angama Mara to the coast, why not bring the coast to Angama Mara? That’s exactly what Azei Lago and his fellow ‘coastals’ did for our inaugural Coastal Night, a celebration of the diversity of culture found in the Angama Mara family By Azei Lago

The Angama Team Digs Deep 16 May 2017 Read about the colours of the Angama Team as thirteen of the senior staff took part in Insights Discovery training with Rob Pearse and learnt more about themselves, how to work better as a team and most importantly how to better take care of our guests By Azei Lago

When Our Staff Came to Stay 7 June 2016 As a Camp Manager, I have seen our guests taken aback at their first view from the guest area, and speechless when they reach the crest of the Out of Africa kopje … but it has always been abstract to me. Until it happened to me. By Azei Lago