Shermaine Green-Brown

Shermaine Green-Brown was a legendary broadcaster and influential media personality in Dominica, renowned for her outstanding contributions to the Dominica Broadcasting Corporation (DBS Radio). Her sudden passing on August 1, 2024, has left a significant void in the hearts of her family, former colleagues, and friends. Her death shocked Dominica and the region, as she was not known to suffer from any major illness.

Shermaine Green-Brown Career

Shermaine Green-Brown began her career at DBS Radio in 1977, serving in various key roles, including News Editor, Programme Director, and acting General Manager. She was renowned for hosting the popular “Talking Point” programme and was a staple on the DBS 13:15 (Total News) broadcast. Her work alongside Felix Henderson spanned over four decades, culminating in their retirement in 2016, marking a combined eighty years of dedicated service.

Shermaine was committed to keeping the public informed, notably during events like Tropical Storm Erika in 2015, when she tirelessly updated listeners on developments. Later, Alvin Knight joined her. She was married to OAS Ambassador to Dominica Paul Browne, and after retiring, she chose to live a private life.

In addition to her community and media work, Shermaine is involved in environmental advocacy, championing the preservation of Dominica’s natural beauty and biodiversity. Her initiatives often align with the goals of organizations like the Forestry, Wildlife and Parks Division, emphasizing the importance of ecological conservation.

Shermaine Green-Brown’s contributions to media and society in Dominica remain unparalleled, and her legacy inspires many.