Veteran Broadcaster Nathaniel “Nat Moses” Francis
The media community across Antigua and the wider Caribbean is mourning the loss of veteran broadcaster Nathaniel “Nat Moses” Francis, whose unmistakable baritone voice and magnetic personality made him one of the region’s most cherished radio figures.
Francis passed away on Tuesday night, leaving behind a legacy defined by passion, professionalism, and an enduring love for radio.
With a career spanning several decades, Nat Moses’ voice became a staple across multiple stations from Gem Radio and Radio Antilles in Montserrat to Radio ZDK in Antigua captivating listeners whether he was covering national events or spinning love songs on his famed late-night programs.
He also lent his talents to ABS Radio and Television, joining broadcasts for major national events, where his distinctive tone and effortless command of the airwaves brought stories to life.
Beyond broadcasting, Francis briefly ventured into politics, successfully contesting a seat for the United Progressive Party (UPP) in the 1994 general elections, demonstrating his deep connection with the people and community he served.
R I P Nat u will b missed
RIP I will remember you.
He wasn’t just a broadcaster; he was a storyteller who made you feel every word. Thank you, Nat, for your contribution to media and community
A true radio legend. Nat Moses’ voice was part of our mornings, nights, and memories. His passing marks the end of an era in Caribbean broadcasting
Nat Moses voice accompanied the soundtrack of music attributed to my youth.
The media fraternity has lost a stalwart!
May his gentle soul repose in peace, and rise in glory! My prayer is that he accepted Christ before his demise, so that he has eternity to look forward to.
What a loss. Sending strength to his colleagues and listeners who loved him deeply. His voice will echo forever.
Such a unique voice. Condolences to those who mourn
A legend indeed. Rest in peace Nat.
His voice carried stories that mattered, bridging communities and keeping us informed. Antigua and Barbuda has lost a broadcasting legend.
We grew up listening to Nat………..that voice, that warmth, that professionalism. Antigua and the wider region have lost a giant. Rest in peace, King of the Airwaves.
From the days of Radio Antilles to ZDK and ABS, Nat’s presence was unmatched. Generations grew up listening to him. His passing leaves a real void
Nat Moses was a true class act. His voice carried authority but also comfort …. like an old friend on the radio. He’ll be deeply missed across the Caribbean.