Bram Logger is a freelance investigative journalist and co-founder of Investigative Collective Spit, a non-profit coop formed by now six freelance investigative journalists in The Netherlands. 

Bram wrote investigative stories on financial crimes, public finance and corruption in sports. He works in The Netherlands for, among others, weekly magazine De Groene Amsterdammer, daily newspaper Trouw and investigative journalistic platform Follow The Money.

Bram Logger

Basic information

Name
Bram Logger
Title
Investigative journalist
Expertise
financial crimes, public finance, sports corruption
Country
Netherlands
City
Utrecht
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Supported projects

Fishing for Putin

  • Corruption
  • Environment

ROTTERDAM - The Netherlands is a hub for Russian whitefish such as cod, and thus indirectly facilitates Russia's war chest. Millions of kilos of Russian fish arrive in the port of Velsen every year, but controls on illegal catches are seriously inadequate. 

Forsvaret.no

Toxic Recipes: Inside the ‘Jungle Juice’ Factory

  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Exploitation
  • Industry

AMSTERDAM / ANTWERP / IMMINGHAM / LAGOS – International oil traders continue to dump toxic waste products into road fuels sold to African countries, polluting the environment, damaging engines and causing life-changing health problems for citizens, despite the efforts of the regulators and civil society.

How West Africa Continues To Import Dirty Fuels

ACCRA – Low-quality petrol and diesel are a major problem for air quality in West Africa. They contain toxic substances such as sulfur and the carcinogenic benzene. When they break down, cars emit even more toxic exhaust fumes over densely populated cities.

The new Nederbelg

  • Migration
  • Cities

ESSEN/HOOGSTRATEN/PUTTE - Belgian real estate agents are seeing more and more Dutch people moving across the border, in a desperate attempt to find an affordable house in the border region. What does that do to life in a border region. Apache and OC Spit traveled from Essen across Hoogstraten to Putte and spoke with owners.

Great Belgian hunger for Zeeland's farmland

  • Agriculture

ZEELAND - To whom does the Dutch province of Zeeland belong? Partly to Belgians, who own up to a fifth of the agricultural land in the southernmost part of the province. The Dutch research collective Spit and the Belgian platform Apache went in search of the large landowners and answered the question: why are they active there?

European fish fraud in Namibia

  • Corruption
  • Fishing industry
  • Tax evasion

A Dutch fishing giant is involved in a corruption affair and tax evasion scheme concerning fishing quotas in Namibia. The money trail goes via Poland and Iceland.