This Week At Angama

This Week At Angama #126

3 Jul 2020 - Mwikali Ndambo Fortune in life – both good and bad – is never guaranteed. Sometimes everything works in your favour, and other times, despite your best intentions, things go awry. Every day, we see this truth play out in the landscape of the Mara

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This Week At Angama #125

26 Jun 2020 - Mwikali Ndambo Every experience out in the Mara is a chance to learn something new, and having the Angama guides as teachers is so rewarding

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This Week At Angama #124

18 Jun 2020 - Mwikali Ndambo This week at Angama, lions took, well, the lion’s share of game viewing and every minute was more spectacular than the last

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This Week At Angama #123

12 Jun 2020 - Mwikali Ndambo They say absence makes the heart grow fonder – it feels as though truer words have never been spoken now that I’m back in the Mara  

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This Week At Angama #122

5 Jun 2020 - Adam Bannister A week dominated by some controlled bushfires sweeping across the southern portions of the Triangle, and then the delightful discovery of a new set of lion cubs

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This Week At Angama #121

29 May 2020 - Adam Bannister The grass is turning a light shade of brown and distant plumes of smoke are rising in the south. Could it be that at last the rains are easing up?

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This Week At Angama #120

22 May 2020 - Adam Bannister Another week in the Mara rolls on by; rainbows punctuate the afternoon skies, and candyfloss clouds drift across the grasslands   

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This Week At Angama #119

15 May 2020 - Adam Bannister At a time when many people’s freedom of movement has become severely restricted, space takes on a whole new meaning

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This Week At Angama #118

8 May 2020 - Adam Bannister In between short showers of rain come dramatic fluffy clouds and the most glorious golden light. There may be a few obstacles to photographing at this time of the year, but there are also incredible rewards

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This Week At Angama #117

1 May 2020 - Adam Bannister As the rains fall across the Maasai Mara, the grasslands collectively let out a deep calming breath. This is Mother Nature’s time to heal

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