In 2021, Anousha Nzume continued her advocacy for greater diversity and representation in Dutch media. She participated in panels and wrote articles emphasizing the need for inclusive storytelling and the importance of diverse perspectives in journalism.

Anousha Nzume participated in the popular Dutch quiz show 'De Slimste Mens', showcasing her wide-ranging knowledge and quick wit. Her participation in the show further increased her visibility and endeared her to a broader television audience.

Anousha Nzume was featured in the renowned Dutch television program 'Zomergasten', where she shared her personal and professional journey. Her appearance was praised for its depth and the way it highlighted her commitment to social justice and equality.

Anousha Nzume co-launched the podcast 'Dipsaus', a platform for and by women of color in the Netherlands. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and personal stories, and has become a critical space for diverse voices.

Anousha Nzume joined De Correspondent, a platform known for its in-depth journalism and focus on underreported stories. At De Correspondent, she continued to explore social issues, contributing articles and insights that resonated with a broad audience.

Anousha Nzume published her book 'Hallo Witte Mensen', which explores themes of race, privilege, and identity in the Netherlands. The book sparked significant discussion and debate, solidifying her position as a leading voice on issues of diversity and inclusion.

In 2014, Anousha Nzume co-hosted the popular Dutch talk show 'De Wereld Draait Door'. Her role on the show allowed her to reach a wider audience and further establish her reputation as a thoughtful and articulate media figure.

Anousha Nzume joined Radio 1 as a presenter, where she quickly became known for her engaging style and ability to tackle complex social issues. Her work at Radio 1 laid the foundation for her future endeavors in journalism and media.