This Week At Angama #96

6 Dec 2019 - Jeffrey Thige From tumbling elephants, to waving plovers, even when the rains fall there is still plenty to see and enjoy in the Mara

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From Seed to Plate

3 Dec 2019 - Ian Dommisse Our garden design fundi, Ian Dommisse, recounts the story of earth-to-mouth that happens each day thanks to Angama Mara’s lovely Shamba

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When The Sky Splits

26 Nov 2019 - Amelie Randall Amelie’s beautiful poem opens with these lines: I can smell it in the air. Sweet and musty like tuskers and damp transport seats. Here in Kenya, when the sky bursts, everything rejoices …

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In Memory of Those Loved and Lost

19 Nov 2019 - Mike Boyd One of our regular contributors, Mike Boyd, took up the challenge of sharing his experience of a recent visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a place of remembrance, learning and hope. Genocide is never spontaneous. It is an intentional act of multiple murder, aimed at destroying the presence of the victim group.

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This Week At Angama #90

25 Oct 2019 - Jeffrey Thige The great wildebeest herds have made their way to Serengeti. As we bid them farewell, we welcome the elephant herds in their hundreds

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1:59:40

22 Oct 2019 - Martin Keino Former professional athlete, Martin Keino, was in Vienna, Austria, to commentate on Eliud Kipchoge’s record-shattering sub two-hour marathon attempt. He provides his first-person account of the moment Eliud and the world celebrated this monumental feat

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Back From The Brink

10 Sep 2019 - Adam Bannister Looking at the Mara Triangle now, it's hard to imagine that less than 20 years ago, the park was in free fall. We would like to pay tribute to the silent heroes of the Mara Conservancy for revitalising this extraordinary ecosystem

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A Visual Treat in Central Kenya

3 Sep 2019 - Adam Bannister On a road trip into central Kenya, Adam Bannister continued to be amazed by the warmth, authenticity and diversity of the country

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This Week At Angama #77

26 Jul 2019 - Adam Bannister The river is the lifeblood of the Mara ecosystem – from a hot air balloon, it looks tranquil and calm, but down on the ground, things couldn’t be more different

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How The Afridrille Came To Be

11 Jun 2019 - Zane Wilemon Zane Wilemon from Ubuntu Life tells us about his ‘sole-searching’ mission to Ethiopia which eventually led to the creation of Africa’s first fully customisable shoe

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