What is Q95FM?
Q95FM is a radio station at 10 Hanover Street, Roseau. Its about page names the owner as “West Indies Communications Enterprise Limited (WICE) of Roseau Dominica”.[1] Its home page gives the same company and address and describes its output as “News • Talk shows • Factual, Fair, Balanced”, alongside “Advertising • Marketing • Promotions”, under the line “Crystal Clear Caribbean Sounds in Liquid Stereo”.[2] The about page lists telephone numbers with the Dominica code 767 and with the 305 and 347 area codes.[1]
The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission lists Q95 Radio on these FM frequencies by coverage zone: 95.1 (south-west), 95.7 (north-east) and 105.7 (north-west).[3] No company register entry for WICE was read, so the ownership statement is the station's own.
What does Q95FM cover?
SportsWrap. The station's programme page describes SportsWrap as an evening sports talk programme on “Thursday evenings - 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm”, hosted by Ossie Lewis, Lochart Sebastien and Emanuel Loblack, under the line “Breaking Sports News - Factual! - Fair and Balanced!”.[4]
News. On 25 September 2026 its home page carried the headline “Goalless draw for Dominica in first 2026 Concacaf Nations League match”.[2] The report states that Dominica's national team opened its campaign in the Concacaf Nations League with a 0–0 draw against the Cayman Islands at Windsor Park Sports Stadium, carries comment from the coach of the senior men's national team, Kurt Herd, and states that the team would face Puerto Rico at Windsor Park on the following Sunday.[5] The same home page ran that report among general news items on parliament, banking, health and education dated 24 and 25 September 2026.[2]
Its about page lists music, sports, news, talk shows and features on health, finance, weather and nutrition among its output.[1]
How large is Q95FM's audience?
No television-audience currency, radio audience survey, readership survey or web audit covering Dominica was found, and no press-freedom index country page for Dominica could be retrieved from Reporters Without Borders. No listenership figure for Q95FM was retrieved.
The station's about page states that it “can be heard every day by millions of people worldwide”. That is the station's own claim and is not a measured figure.[1] The structural fact retrieved is its listed coverage: the regulator lists it on frequencies covering the south-west, north-east and north-west zones.[3]
Since when has Q95FM existed?
The station's about page states: “Q95FM Radio started live broadcast in December 1999”.[1] That date is the station's own, and no licence date from the regulator was retrieved. The regulator's FM coverage page, as read on 26 September 2026, lists the station as Q95 Radio with its frequencies, which is the record retrieved that is independent of the station.[3]
Why does Q95FM matter in Dominica's sport?
Q95FM is one of the stations the regulator lists across Dominica's FM zones, alongside DBS Radio, Vibes Radio, Kairi FM Radio, Voice of Life Radio, the Catholic Broadcasting Service and the Portsmouth Community Watch Foundation, and it carries a weekly sports programme, SportsWrap, with named presenters.[3][4] Its news service reported Dominica's opening match of the 2026 Concacaf Nations League at home on 25 September 2026, with the national coach quoted.[5]
No monitoring body's assessment of Q95FM was retrieved.
References
- Q95FM — About Q95 (start of live broadcast, December 1999; West Indies Communications Enterprise Limited). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Q95FM — home page (company, address, headline of 25 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (Dominica) — FM Radio Coverage (stations and frequencies by zone). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Q95FM — SportsWrap (evening sports programme page). Accessed 2026-09-26.
- Q95FM — Goalless draw for Dominica in first 2026 Concacaf Nations League match (25 September 2026). Accessed 2026-09-26.