09/09/2026
From scullery to front of house, Angie Shamuka’s journey is part of the Bush Ways story.
Angie joined Chobe Elephant Camp in 2013, the same year the camp opened. She started as a scullery worker, later worked in housekeeping, and today she is part of the front of house team, one of the warm and cheerful faces guests meet during their stay.
Over the years, Angie has grown with the camp, learning different roles, building her confidence with guests and becoming what she proudly describes as an all-rounder.
“Chobe Elephant Camp taught me the industry, raised and elevated me from a young age.”
Her story is a reminder of what long service can mean beyond the number of years. It is about growth, opportunity, experience and the confidence that comes from being given room to learn.
As Bush Ways celebrates 30 years, we celebrate people like Angie who have grown with us and continue to encourage others to work towards their own goals.
Since 2013, still growing, still welcoming, still part of the Bush Ways journey.