Life on Mars24 August 2021Celebrating all that is wonderful and beautiful about our continent, this week’s story comes from way south of Angama. Stepping into another world, one that includes ghost towns, shipwrecks and even a stroll with a deadly cat, Ryan revisits Namibia to enjoy its stark magnificenceByRyan Brown
This Week At Angama #17114 May 2021Once again, Adam is reminded that even when sticking to the main roads within the Mara, and going out without a big fancy lens, you can still have some wonderful sightings and capture some magnificent scenesByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1707 May 2021Sometimes while out on safari, having a good sense of humour and adventure can be just as critical as having a camera. As Adam discovered, things have a habit of not going according to planByAdam Bannister
Conserving the Mara – one image at a time4 May 2021Three years and thousands of images later, Alison Mitchell unveils some of the exciting changes that have been rolled out for The Greatest Maasai Mara Photographer of the YearByAlison Mitchell
This Week At Angama #16930 April 2021Part of the joy of spending time in the Maasai Mara is turning right when all the other vehicles turn left. Adam takes us on a short adventure as he explores the path less travelledByAdam Bannister
Spot the Difference26 April 2021Did you know that currently there are no less than 32 magnificent male lions in the Mara Triangle? One for every 16 sqkm. And each has a story. And now these stories are documented in an exciting identification guide, spearheaded by Adam who was ably assisted by the lion lovers of the Mara TriangleByAdam Bannister
Missing the Shot20 April 2021When a dream photo shoot feels like empty pictures… Photographer Paris Brummer recalls shooting Angama Safari Camp last October – and regrets the one shot she didn’t takeByParis Brummer
This Week At Angama #16716 April 2021In a very eventful week in the Mara, Douggy finds several kills, an elusive cub, and a lion up to an unusual trick – to name a few of his favourite sightingsByDouggy Onsongo
This Week At Angama #16425 March 2021That momentary feeling of losing control, and the realisation that out here you are not the top of the food chain. Adam explores the ‘Safari Bug’ and why it is that people keep coming back for moreByAdam Bannister
Modern Warriors22 March 2021A chance invitation to a rare occasion. Granted special permission, Adam documents an ancient Maasai rite of passage in the context of modern life.ByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1484 December 2020This week Adam writes about the beautiful misty Mara mornings, a rivalry as old as time and the incredible sightings he witnessed. It is hard to believe that he took these images during only two short drivesByAdam Bannister
This Week At Angama #1392 October 2020Something a little different this week as we bring you our wildlife blog not from the Mara, but rather a little further down south, from Angama's Johannesburg officeByLaura Goldsworthy
This Week At Angama #13214 August 2020The Mara is open as is Angama, and the Migration is in full swing. Herds of wildebeest numbering in the thousands have been pouring into the savannah, heeding a call as old as time itselfByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #1317 August 2020This Week at Angama we bring you something different. Four world-renowned Kenyan photographers and documentary filmmakers came to stay to capture the Great Migration in their unique styles, bringing their fresh perspectives to the greatest show on EarthByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #12710 July 2020With county borders now open and international borders set to open in August, both Angama and the Mara are well-prepared and waiting to welcome guests backByMwikali Ndambo
This Week At Angama #11410 April 2020No two game drives in the Mara are alike, but one thing you can count on is returning with an interesting story to tellByMwikali Ndambo
