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Shayne Stubbs, has been a Reporter at ZNS Northern Service since June 2022. For seven years, he served as the sports reporter and photographer for The Freeport News, Grand Bahama’s esteemed publication from 2014 to 2021.
Shayne’s coverage extends to national and international sporting events, such as the CARIFTA Games, World Relays, and the Bahamas National High School Basketball Championships. Beyond the camera, he revels in gym workouts, Grand Bahama’s Flag Football League, quality time with loved ones, and the occasional spontaneous adventure.
His deep-rooted love for basketball and football shines through his reporting. Shayne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Lee University.
Lloyd Allen, a senior reporter at the ZNS Network, lives by the mantra that “Every moment is an opportunity to learn.” He embarked on his media career in 2009, starting as a print journalist and later transitioning into broadcast reporting.
As one of the corporation’s lead journalists, Lloyd covers an array of topics, capturing the stories of people across the length and breadth of The Bahamas. A graduate of the University of the Bahamas’ Journalism and French Bachelor’s program, Lloyd aspires to establish a youth counseling center as his life’s mission.
When he’s not in the media world, he enjoys reading various genres, exploring the outdoors, traveling, and reflecting on spiritual matters. Lloyd, with mixed heritage and deep ties to the Bahamas and Jamaica, considers both countries his unique home.
Ledaunne Davis, an Associate Editor, Anchor, and Reporter, brings nearly two decades of experience to her role. Her work spans a wide array of stories, from human interest to hurricanes, crime, and politics.
Before venturing into news, she was part of the popular radio talk show “Immediate Response” with veteran journalist Darold Miller. Ledaunne also hosted the Morning Edition for nearly four years.
For over a decade, she has highlighted the academic, extraordinary, and community-based achievements of the country’s youth through the “Student of the Week” segment. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Edward Waters University, she proudly represents Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and is an active member of St. Anselm’s Catholic Church.
With her navel string buried in Harbour island, Ledaunne enjoys strolling along the pink sands beach, bonding with her family, fishing, reading, and the decadent native dishes of The Bahamas.
Charles Fisher is one of the most experienced sports journalists in the country, having a tenure at the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas, spanning over two decades.
Charles covered numerous historical Bahamian sporting moments, including the Bahamian ladies’ 4x100m relay team’s gold in Seville, Spain, 1999, and the Olympic Games in Australia, 2000, where they won gold in the 4x100m relay and more.
He has reported on the World Junior Track and Field Championships in Jamaica, 2002, and the World Track and Field Championships in London, 2017. Notably, Charles attended the 2016 and 2018 NBA drafts in Brooklyn, New York, receiving recognition for his profile on Buddy Hield’s Rise to Glory in 2017.
Now as Sports Director at ZNS, Charles’ dedication extends to covering events throughout the Bahamas, particularly relishing Family Island events and the joy they bring to young athletes during interviews.
Marcellus Hall, brings an impressive 28 years of experience in sports media.
Throughout his career, Marcellus has had the privilege of covering numerous local, regional, and international events, including the Olympic Games in Sydney, London, and Tokyo, along with the World Track Championships in Doha, Qatar.
Marcellus has also broadcasted key events to the Bahamian community, such as the recent CARIFTA Championships and Bahamas Games.
His extensive work has led to interviews with top athletes, both local and international, including luminaries like Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Steven Gardiner, Usain Bolt, and legends such as Mychal “Sweet Bell” Thompson, Rick Fox, Mark Knowles, and more.
Romeko Knowles, is a dynamic broadcast journalist, who joined the ZNS Northern Service in 2018 initially as a sports anchor. Through his work, Romeko covered Bahamian athletes at international events worldwide, showcasing his dedication to sports journalism.
He’s known for directing the impactful documentary “East End After Dorian,” nominated for the 2020 Caribbean Media Award. Romeko’s career highlights include hosting national events and covering the now Prince and Princess of Wales’ visit to Abaco in 2022.
In 2023, he delved into the issue of mental health in The Bahamas with the documentary “The Other Side of Suicide.” His rapid ascent from self-guided learning to news anchor within five years underscores his dedication and talent, with a lasting impact through storytelling.
With over two decades of journalism experience, Jimenita Swain has been a part of the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas since October 2012.
She believes in excellence as a hallmark of great journalism, always seeking to humanize stories for memorability. Hailing from Grand Bahama, Jimenita is a University of the West Indies graduate with a degree in Television Production.
She currently serves as the Bahamas Tonight Weekend Edition Anchor and hosts the upcoming news show Access Now. Jimenita covers a wide range of topics, from court, crime, politics, to features and live broadcasts from national events and local shows.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, fishing, and savoring divine meals. Jimenita is also an accomplished author with a published poetry book and another fiction book on the horizon.
Lloyd Allen, a senior reporter at the ZNS Network, lives by the mantra that “Every moment is an opportunity to learn.”
He embarked on his media career in 2009, starting as a print journalist and later transitioning into broadcast reporting. As one of the corporation’s lead journalists, Lloyd covers an array of topics, capturing the stories of people across the length and breadth of The Bahamas.
A graduate of the University of the Bahamas’ Journalism and French Bachelor’s program, Lloyd aspires to establish a youth counseling center as his life’s mission.
When he’s not in the media world, he enjoys reading various genres, exploring the outdoors, traveling, and reflecting on spiritual matters. Lloyd, with mixed heritage and deep ties to the Bahamas and Jamaica, considers both countries his unique home.
Felicity Darville is a seasoned News Editor and Radio News Anchor at ZNS News, with 30 years of media experience. She’s a renowned journalist, known for her popular column “Face to Face with Felicity” in The Tribune newspaper.
As founder of True Vision Media Group, she promotes good news and advocates for social justice, women’s empowerment, and environmental awareness.
Felicity is passionate about supporting organizations like the Bahamas National Breastfeeding Association and the Bahamas Alliance for the Blind.
A wife, mother, and grandmother, she’s dedicated to inspiring others with her strong values and faith.
Basil Dean Studied and graduated from the University of The West Indies, Cave Hill Barbados – Bachelor’s degree in Meteorology.
By 1993, Basil became the first Bahamian on-air meteorologist with the broadcasting corporation of the Bahamas.
Basil navigated Bahamians through the passage of hurricane Michelle in 2001 via television weather graphics for the first time in the country’s history, and many other hurricanes since then including historic Dorian.
Basil Dean is a well-known Bahamian TV meteorologist who was born in Nassau, N.P. Bahamas. Basil is known as a leading weather authority and is best known for his live reporting during ZNS evening newscast and big weather events.
Ledaunne Davis, an Associate Editor, Anchor, and Reporter, brings nearly two decades of experience to her role. Her work spans a wide array of stories, from human interest to hurricanes, crime, and politics.
Before venturing into news, she was part of the popular radio talk show “Immediate Response” with veteran journalist Darold Miller. Ledaunne also hosted the Morning Edition for nearly four years.
For over a decade, she has highlighted the academic, extraordinary, and community-based achievements of the country’s youth through the “Student of the Week” segment. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Edward Waters University, she proudly represents Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and is an active member of St. Anselm’s Catholic Church.
With her navel string buried in Harbour island, Ledaunne enjoys strolling along the pink sands beach, bonding with her family, fishing, reading, and the decadent native dishes of The Bahamas.
Shasheena Rolle-Farquharson, a trailblazing Bahamian, holds the distinction of being the first Bahamian to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Communications from Florida Memorial University.
Her talent led to a pivotal internship at NBC. Joining the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas in 2008, she passionately addresses crucial issues like Sexual Abuse, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse, and Mental Health.
Shasheena co-created ‘The Power of Giving,’ offering financial aid to Grand Bahamians in need. During Hurricane Dorian, she provided vital information to northern residents. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta, she was pivotal in chartering a chapter in Grand Bahama, and was recognized as one of the 40 under 40 most influential Bahamians by Professional Services Bahamas in 2020.
Shasheena is not only a dedicated professional but also a loving wife and mother of three.
Matejah Cunningham serves as a Reporter, Producer, Writer, and Editor at the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas. A graduate of Saint Leo University with a bachelor’s degree in Marketing, she combines creativity and strategy to deliver compelling media content.
At ZNS, she covers news, produces features, and hosts Let’s Talk Socials and BahaVentures, original segments that spotlight trending digital culture and showcase Bahamian experiences. Her reporting is marked by accuracy, clarity, and a dedication to telling stories that resonate with audiences.
Driven by a passion for community and a commitment to excellence, Matejah uses her platform to inform and inspire, while remaining anchored in her values of faith and integrity.
Ledaunne Davis, an Associate Editor, Anchor, and Reporter, brings nearly two decades of experience to her role. Her work spans a wide array of stories, from human interest to hurricanes, crime, and politics.
Before venturing into news, she was part of the popular radio talk show “Immediate Response” with veteran journalist Darold Miller. Ledaunne also hosted the Morning Edition for nearly four years.
For over a decade, she has highlighted the academic, extraordinary, and community-based achievements of the country’s youth through the “Student of the Week” segment. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Edward Waters University, she proudly represents Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and is an active member of St. Anselm’s Catholic Church.
With her navel string buried in Harbour island, Ledaunne enjoys strolling along the pink sands beach, bonding with her family, fishing, reading, and the decadent native dishes of The Bahamas.
Shasheena Rolle-Farquharson, a trailblazing Bahamian, holds the distinction of being the first Bahamian to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Communications from Florida Memorial University.
Her talent led to a pivotal internship at NBC. Joining the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas in 2008, she passionately addresses crucial issues like Sexual Abuse, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse, and Mental Health.
Shasheena co-created ‘The Power of Giving,’ offering financial aid to Grand Bahamians in need. During Hurricane Dorian, she provided vital information to northern residents. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta, she was pivotal in chartering a chapter in Grand Bahama, and was recognized as one of the 40 under 40 most influential Bahamians by Professional Services Bahamas in 2020.
Shasheena is not only a dedicated professional but also a loving wife and mother of three.
With over two decades of journalism experience, Jimenita Swain has been a part of the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas since October 2012.
She believes in excellence as a hallmark of great journalism, always seeking to humanize stories for memorability. Hailing from Grand Bahama, Jimenita is a University of the West Indies graduate with a degree in Television Production.
She currently serves as the Bahamas Tonight Weekend Edition Anchor and hosts the upcoming news show Access Now. Jimenita covers a wide range of topics, from court, crime, politics, to features and live broadcasts from national events and local shows.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, fishing, and savoring divine meals. Jimenita is also an accomplished author with a published poetry book and another fiction book on the horizon.
Ledaunne Davis, an Associate Editor, Anchor, and Reporter, brings nearly two decades of experience to her role. Her work spans a wide array of stories, from human interest to hurricanes, crime, and politics.
Before venturing into news, she was part of the popular radio talk show “Immediate Response” with veteran journalist Darold Miller. Ledaunne also hosted the Morning Edition for nearly four years.
For over a decade, she has highlighted the academic, extraordinary, and community-based achievements of the country’s youth through the “Student of the Week” segment. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Edward Waters University, she proudly represents Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated and is an active member of St. Anselm’s Catholic Church.
With her navel string buried in Harbour island, Ledaunne enjoys strolling along the pink sands beach, bonding with her family, fishing, reading, and the decadent native dishes of The Bahamas.
Shasheena Rolle-Farquharson, a trailblazing Bahamian, holds the distinction of being the first Bahamian to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Communications from Florida Memorial University.
Her talent led to a pivotal internship at NBC. Joining the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas in 2008, she passionately addresses crucial issues like Sexual Abuse, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse, and Mental Health.
Shasheena co-created ‘The Power of Giving,’ offering financial aid to Grand Bahamians in need. During Hurricane Dorian, she provided vital information to northern residents. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta, she was pivotal in chartering a chapter in Grand Bahama, and was recognized as one of the 40 under 40 most influential Bahamians by Professional Services Bahamas in 2020.
Shasheena is not only a dedicated professional but also a loving wife and mother of three.
With over two decades of journalism experience, Jimenita Swain has been a part of the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas since October 2012.
She believes in excellence as a hallmark of great journalism, always seeking to humanize stories for memorability. Hailing from Grand Bahama, Jimenita is a University of the West Indies graduate with a degree in Television Production.
She currently serves as the Bahamas Tonight Weekend Edition Anchor and hosts the upcoming news show Access Now. Jimenita covers a wide range of topics, from court, crime, politics, to features and live broadcasts from national events and local shows.
In her free time, she enjoys reading, fishing, and savoring divine meals. Jimenita is also an accomplished author with a published poetry book and another fiction book on the horizon.
Hope Ratliffe, affectionately recognized as “The One and Only Hope Shelly-Ann” is a Broadcaster Extraordinaire.
She commands the airwaves, hosting The Good Morning Bahamas Show on 1540AM, the flagship station of the ZNS Radio Network, from Monday to Friday, 6 am to 10 am. Hope has been in radio for almost 25 years, having graduated from Saint Augustine’s College in 1989 with a BA Degree in Communications, majoring in Radio.
Her deep-rooted passion for music has driven her career, and she’s devoted to presenting engaging and informative content while constantly learning from her dedicated listeners.
Maurice “DJ Godson” Fawkes, a dynamic DJ, appointed Minister at Great Assignment Kingdom Ministries #2 Church, and inspirational speaker, remains fervently committed to his divine calling.
Guided by 1 John 4:4, he believes God’s work is ongoing. In his earlier days, known as DJ Sly Fox, he excelled as a top reggae DJ across various locations. However, a spiritual encounter in 2008 transformed his life, leading him to cease secular DJing in 2009.
Reborn as DJ Godson, he now dedicates his musical talents to Jesus Christ, reaching souls and edifying the faithful through gospel music. DJ Godson, a winner of multiple awards, hosts the Mixspiration on Inspiration 107.9 FM.
Keturah L. Clarke, affectionately known as “Sanctified Lady”, boasts over two decades of service within The ZNS Network.
Her dedication to Media, Mass Communication, Public Relations, and Empowerment Networking led her to establish platforms such as Phenomenon Association, Da Spill 242, and Balance: A Body, Mind & Soul Focus. Keturah is a multifaceted talent, serving as a Vocalist, Talent Scout, MC, Publicist, and more.
Her ministry efforts have taken her across the United States, Canada, and the Bahamas’ Family of Islands. She graces Inspiration 107.9FM as the Host (Co-Host) of MORNING GRACE, where her mission is to Encourage, Motivate, and Inspire her audience in their spiritual journey with Yahweh.
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Shereice Ferguson, the First Lady of Gospel, is the longest-serving Female Gospel Radio Personality in the Bahamas, as a versatile host and broadcaster.
She leads The Bahamas Prayer Network on ZNS Radio Network, Inspiration 107.9 FM, and The Light 810 AM in Freeport, Grand Bahama, from 5:00 to 6:00 am on weekdays.Additionally, she hosts The Morning Break on Inspiration 107.9 FM from 6:00 to 7:30 am and conducts the nightly broadcast Walking In Ministry at 11:00 pm.
Beyond broadcasting, Shereice is a dedicated humanitarian, motivational speaker, concert and event host, Christian counselor, and an ordained Minister of the Gospel, offering her expertise as a dynamic Radio and Television Personality.
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Keturah L. Clarke, affectionately known as “Sanctified Lady”, boasts over two decades of service within The ZNS Network.
Her dedication to Media, Mass Communication, Public Relations, and Empowerment Networking led her to establish platforms such as Phenomenon Association, Da Spill 242, and Balance: A Body, Mind & Soul Focus. Keturah is a multifaceted talent, serving as a Vocalist, Talent Scout, MC, Publicist, and more.
Her ministry efforts have taken her across the United States, Canada, and the Bahamas’ Family of Islands. She graces Inspiration 107.9FM as the Host (Co-Host) of MORNING GRACE, where her mission is to Encourage, Motivate, and Inspire her audience in their spiritual journey with Yahweh.
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Shasheena Rolle-Farquharson, a trailblazing Bahamian, holds the distinction of being the first Bahamian to graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Communications from Florida Memorial University. Her talent led to a pivotal internship at NBC.
Joining the Broadcasting Corporation of the Bahamas in 2008, she passionately addresses crucial issues like Sexual Abuse, Homelessness, Domestic Abuse, and Mental Health. Shasheena co-created ‘The Power of Giving,’ offering financial aid to Grand Bahamians in need.
During Hurricane Dorian, she provided vital information to northern residents. As a member of Delta Sigma Theta, she was pivotal in chartering a chapter in Grand Bahama, and was recognized as one of the 40 under 40 most influential Bahamians by Professional Services Bahamas in 2020.
Shasheena is not only a dedicated professional but also a loving wife and mother of three.
Romeko Knowles, is a dynamic broadcast journalist, who joined the ZNS Northern Service in 2018 initially as a sports anchor.
Through his work, Romeko covered Bahamian athletes at international events worldwide, showcasing his dedication to sports journalism. He’s known for directing the impactful documentary “East End After Dorian,” nominated for the 2020 Caribbean Media Award.
Romeko’s career highlights include hosting national events and covering the now Prince and Princess of Wales’ visit to Abaco in 2022. In 2023, he delved into the issue of mental health in The Bahamas with the documentary “The Other Side of Suicide.”
His rapid ascent from self-guided learning to news anchor within five years underscores his dedication and talent, with a lasting impact through storytelling.
Raven Davis is a News Reporter at ZNS Northern Service, with a passion for weaving captivating narratives through the power of broadcast journalism.
Raven’s career has seen her delving into a multitude of stories, bringing them to life for her audience. In her short time as a reporter, Raven has covered breaking news, court stories and politics.
She is fascinated by nature, the tapestry of different cultures and enjoys exercise.
Shayne Stubbs, has been a Reporter at ZNS Northern Service since June 2022. For seven years, he served as the sports reporter and photographer for The Freeport News, Grand Bahama’s esteemed publication from 2014 to 2021.
Shayne’s coverage extends to national and international sporting events, such as the CARIFTA Games, World Relays, and the Bahamas National High School Basketball Championships. Beyond the camera, he revels in gym workouts, Grand Bahama’s Flag Football League, quality time with loved ones, and the occasional spontaneous adventure.
His deep-rooted love for basketball and football shines through his reporting. Shayne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Lee University.
Juelanda Thompson-Evariste, a News Reporter at ZNS Northern Service, embarked on her journalism journey in 2017 as a print reporter at The Freeport News.
The company downsized in 2019, prompting her to explore other avenues, using her Business degree in the printing industry and later as a Communications Specialist at The Ministry of Tourism, Investments, and Aviation, where she crafted press releases.
Her passion for storytelling led her to broadcast journalism, where she excels as a news reporter. With intrepid reporting skills, she is committed to delivering accurate, captivating, and impactful stories about the Bahamas.
Jay Philippe is a Sports Anchor at ZNS Northern Service. Jay is a dedicated journalist and community mentor with a profound commitment to nurturing young men from the family islands and Freeport’s inner city community.
He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Management with a minor in Sports Management from Webber International University and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Webber International University Graduate School of Business.
Recognized as an American National Athletics Intercollegiate Association Scholar Athlete in 2011 and 2013, Jay is also a distinguished Head Basketball Coach, leading teams to local and national Championships.
Jay Philippe is a Sports Anchor at ZNS Northern Service. Jay is a dedicated journalist and community mentor with a profound commitment to nurturing young men from the family islands and Freeport’s inner city community.
He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Management with a minor in Sports Management from Webber International University and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Webber International University Graduate School of Business.
Recognized as an American National Athletics Intercollegiate Association Scholar Athlete in 2011 and 2013, Jay is also a distinguished Head Basketball Coach, leading teams to local and national Championships.
Juelanda Thompson-Evariste, a News Reporter at ZNS Northern Service, embarked on her journalism journey in 2017 as a print reporter at The Freeport News.
The company downsized in 2019, prompting her to explore other avenues, using her Business degree in the printing industry and later as a Communications Specialist at The Ministry of Tourism, Investments, and Aviation, where she crafted press releases.
Her passion for storytelling led her to broadcast journalism, where she excels as a news reporter. With intrepid reporting skills, she is committed to delivering accurate, captivating, and impactful stories about the Bahamas.
Shayne Stubbs, has been a Reporter at ZNS Northern Service since June 2022. For seven years, he served as the sports reporter and photographer for The Freeport News, Grand Bahama’s esteemed publication from 2014 to 2021.
Shayne’s coverage extends to national and international sporting events, such as the CARIFTA Games, World Relays, and the Bahamas National High School Basketball Championships. Beyond the camera, he revels in gym workouts, Grand Bahama’s Flag Football League, quality time with loved ones, and the occasional spontaneous adventure.
His deep-rooted love for basketball and football shines through his reporting. Shayne holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications from Lee University.
Jay Philippe is a Sports Anchor at ZNS Northern Service. Jay is a dedicated journalist and community mentor with a profound commitment to nurturing young men from the family islands and Freeport’s inner city community.
He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Management with a minor in Sports Management from Webber International University and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Webber International University Graduate School of Business.
Recognized as an American National Athletics Intercollegiate Association Scholar Athlete in 2011 and 2013, Jay is also a distinguished Head Basketball Coach, leading teams to local and national Championships.
