Bram Vermeulen published 'Het Zwarte Goud', a book that delves into the geopolitics of oil in Africa. The book was praised for its investigative depth and comprehensive analysis, further establishing Vermeulen as a leading voice in international journalism.

Bram Vermeulen produced the documentary series 'Frontline Africa', which aired on Dutch television. The series provided an in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities facing the African continent, showcasing Vermeulen's ability to convey complex narratives through visual storytelling.

Bram Vermeulen was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for his outstanding journalism. The award recognized his exceptional reporting and storytelling abilities, particularly in covering complex international issues with depth and clarity.

Bram Vermeulen joined De Correspondent, an innovative Dutch journalism platform known for its in-depth, long-form reporting. At De Correspondent, Vermeulen continued to focus on international stories, particularly those related to Africa and the Middle East.

After several years abroad, Bram Vermeulen returned to the Netherlands, bringing with him a wealth of experience and insights from his time as a foreign correspondent. His return marked a new phase in his career, focusing on broader international issues.

Bram Vermeulen published his book 'Help, We zijn Rijk!', which explores the complexities of aid and development in Africa. The book was well-received for its critical perspective and thorough research, contributing to debates on international aid policies.

Bram Vermeulen was appointed as a foreign correspondent for NRC Handelsblad in South Africa. During his time there, he covered a wide range of topics, including political developments, social issues, and the impact of HIV/AIDS, providing a nuanced view of the region.

Bram Vermeulen began his career in journalism by joining NRC Handelsblad, one of the leading newspapers in the Netherlands. During his tenure, he developed a reputation for insightful reporting and analysis, particularly focusing on international affairs.