This Week at Angama #24330 September 2022With most of the Migration gone, it's buffalo for breakfast, lunch and dinner this week as we catch up with the lions of the TriangleByRobert Sayialel
This Week at Angama #24223 September 2022What was four has become three and what should be zero is four... The maths amount to an intriguing week as we mourn a loss and make a riveting discoveryBySammy Njoroge
This Week at Angama #24116 September 2022The Nyati Six have moved in on the Egyptian Pride — a bad sign for their cubs — and just when you think you've seen it all, we caught a giraffe snacking on bonesBySammy Njoroge
This Week at Angama #23826 August 2022There can be no doubt to the stars of this week at Angama: a charming newborn giraffe and its long-suffering motherByRobert Sayialel
This Week at Angama #23612 August 2022Warthog eating wildebeest and the possible return of Shujaa — Charlotte and the team capture an intriguing week in the MaraByCharlotte Ross Stewart
This Week at Angama #2355 August 2022Everyone is eating well lately, as Sammy notes, with lots of wildebeest on the menu. Not to mention another leopard with an unusual kill in a treeBySammy Njoroge
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
This Week at Angama #23215 July 2022Robert bears witness to some of the first crossings of the year, including a remarkable act of defiance in the face of deathByRobert Sayialel
This Week at Angama #2318 July 2022The Bila Shaka boys and the Inselberg males are on the prowl, Sammy writes, setting us up for some potential showdownsBySammy Njoroge
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
This Week at Angama #22817 June 2022In his last instalment for the blog, Adam reflects on the past 4 and a half years at Angama — and provides us with one final lion updateByAdam Bannister
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
This Week at Angama #22710 June 2022Conquering prides and taking new land has become the norm for the lions of the Mara. Fortunately, we were able to witness some of the drama unfoldBySammy Njoroge
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
