Our Soul Safari4 August 2023Kate revisits one of her late father's most beloved places — on the wild banks of the Zambezi River she begins to understand whyByKate Fitzgerald Boyd
30 Years of Packing for Safari (into a 15kg Duffle)5 January 2022There are tons of lists out there about "what to pack for a safari?" and they're all just about as drab and dull as the next. One person who has quite clearly nailed it is Nicky Fitzgerald who spends a week a month in khaki, white, olive and black. It's as simple as that.ByNicky Fitzgerald
Western Kenya From the Skies18 May 2021It may be one of Kenya’s least-visited regions, but Western Kenya is astounding in its biodiversity. From endless tea plantations to untouched equatorial rainforests, this corner of Eden is perhaps best discovered from the skiesByAdam Bannister
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
An African Literary Safari10 November 2020Some of us may be spending more time at home, but vicarious travel is possible and so enjoyable, as Laura Goldsworthy discovers while paging through some of her favourite African classicsByLaura Goldsworthy
Travel in the Time of Rona22 September 2020It took sheer bloody mindedness and a dose of foolhardiness for Nicky to escape a tightly locked-down South Africa to return to her beloved Angama Mara in KenyaByNicky Fitzgerald
Beautiful Kitchen Chaos14 January 2020From evading wild animals on his morning commute, to serving up sizzling steaks grilled to perfect at Forest BBQ, this is a day in the life of Elias, also known as Chef Chimichurri or Nanka – take your pickByElias Nanka
This Week At Angama #9529 November 2019A soaked landscape, painted with brushstrokes of brilliant blues and greens, punctuated with an abundance of big cats. The Mara in November.ByAdam Bannister
When The Sky Splits26 November 2019Amelie’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 …ByGuest Author
In Memory of Those Loved and Lost19 November 2019One of our regular contributors, Mike Boyd, shares his experience of his visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, a place of remembrance, learning and hopeByMichael Boyd
Reliving A Journey Into The Congo26 March 2019Getting off the tourist track and into lesser-explored region of central Africa, Adam Bannister enjoyed the trip of a lifetime to the Republic of CongoByAdam Bannister