Amarachi Orie is a freelance multimedia journalist based in London, whose storytelling spans science, health, technology, travel, and the arts. She’s made her mark across global outlets including CNN, BBC, The Telegraph, Euronews, and Sky News, with a knack for turning complex topics into compelling narratives. Her portfolio is filled with pieces that spotlight quirky scientific discoveries and human-centered cultural tales, often delivered in a visually rich and engaging format.

Her academic foundation—a Master’s degree in Newspaper Journalism from City University London—focused on health and science reporting. One of her standout projects explored how facial recognition technology could be used to track endangered animals, blending tech innovation with conservation in a uniquely thoughtful way. She brings this same curiosity and clarity to her work, whether she's reporting from the field or building multimedia pieces for digital audiences.

Amarachi is also a part of initiatives that support rising voices in journalism. She’s a 2025 Fellow of the John Schofield Trust and an active contributor to the Association of British Science Writers’ Early Career Science Writer Network, where she’s profiled professionals shaping the future of science media. Her passion lies in bridging hard science and human experience, and her career reflects a drive to educate, entertain, and inspire through storytelling.