Saskia Houttuin conducted an in-depth investigation into human rights abuses in several African countries. Her work shed light on the plight of marginalized communities and the ongoing struggle for justice and equality in the region.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Saskia Houttuin reported on the impact of the virus in Africa, highlighting the challenges faced by healthcare systems and the socio-economic effects on communities. Her reporting emphasized the global nature of the pandemic.

Saskia Houttuin produced a documentary focusing on the journeys of African migrants seeking better opportunities in Europe. The documentary explored the challenges and dangers faced by migrants, offering a human perspective on a complex issue.

Saskia Houttuin reported extensively on the conflict in the Central African Republic, providing detailed accounts of the humanitarian crisis and the impact on local populations. Her work brought international attention to the ongoing struggles in the region.

Saskia Houttuin joined VPRO, a Dutch public broadcaster known for its innovative and high-quality programming. At VPRO, she continued to focus on international reporting, particularly in Africa, bringing a nuanced perspective to complex issues.

Saskia Houttuin took on the role of Africa correspondent, reporting from various countries across the continent. Her work highlighted political and social issues, providing in-depth coverage of events often overlooked by mainstream media.

Saskia Houttuin began her career at Radio Netherlands Worldwide, where she developed her skills as an international reporter. Her work focused on global issues, laying the foundation for her future role as a foreign correspondent.