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
The Wind Beneath My Wings1 July 2022After an incredible 40-year career in hospitality, Nicky is hanging it up. In her final blog as CEO, she pens a special message to the Angama familyByNicky Fitzgerald
This Week at Angama #22924 June 2022This week Robert caught up with some old friends — and has some good news to deliver for our cat followersByRobert Sayialel
The Sacred Hills17 June 2022After sharing her dreams and visions with Alison, Mama Jane revealed some of the spiritual significance the hills around Angama have for the MaasaiByAlison Mitchell
A Map That Straddled Opposite Ends of the World10 June 2022When the pandemic threw every best-laid plan under the bus, a sculptor in New Zealand and a creator in Nairobi, co-produced a massive steel masterpiece that today graces Angama Mara’s handsome Map Room. This is a tale of African resourcefulnessByNicky Fitzgerald
This Week at Angama #21915 April 2022It’s always good to be back in the Mara. After a short hiatus, Robert couldn’t wait to catch up with the Triangle’s icons including the Border Pride and the Salt Lick FemaleByRobert Sayialel
Two Wheels to Heaven12 April 2022It was an adventure no guest had ever attempted before — travelling from Nairobi to Angama Mara by bicycleByPeter Farnell-Watson
This Week at Angama #2188 April 2022With some of the newest cubs in the Mara reunited with a long-lost sibling, Adam can’t help but wonder if he’s witnessing the rise of a new pride in the TriangleByAdam Bannister
