Linda Ngari is a Kenyan journalist, skilled in OSINT and data journalism. Her work has been featured on BBC Africa Eye, African Arguments, Global Voices, Code for Africa, Africa Uncensored and Open Democracy, covering topics such as misinformation and disinformation, reproductive rights, digital rights and climate change. Notably, she is a recipient of ICFJ’s Michael Elliott Award and Amnesty International's Gaby Rado Newcomer Award for reporting on abortion rights in Kenya, as well as the AIPS and the Media Council of Kenya awards for her investigation into a Ponzi scheme targeting betting fans across East Africa. As a fellow with the Al Jazeera Media Institute in 2024, she published a paper titled 'Speed and Accuracy in Wartime Verification: Human-In-The-Loop Fact-checking with AI Across Gaza, Ukraine and Lake Chad'.