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After a successful surgery of four babies, Caritas Freetown, a non-governmental organisation has called for more support for them to save the lives of more babies. Caritas Freetown held a press conference on Thursday 7 March at the St. Edwards Secondary School, Kingtom to give a first-hand information on the success stories of some of the kids they have been raising funds for. It was disclosed that Master Carlos, BabayMariama, Baby Marian and Baby Mustapha have successfully gone through the surgery through the fundraised by well-wishers. Ishmael Alfred Charles, Programs Manager, Caritas Freetown & HIRF Lead Campaigner for sick Baby’s thanked all those who in diverse ways donated, campaigned and prayed for those babies “We are not able to tag everyone, but we are very appreciative of all your little efforts.” He continued to say despite their successful stories more babies are on their list for support. Currently Caritas Freetown has more than five babies in their list that t

The Limkokwing University, Department of Sound and Music (DSM)entertainment concert in African Style ended in a grand style with the theme “If you believe it do it”. The concert which took place on Thursday 7th March 2019 at the University auditorium showcased God’s given talents through music. The concert was witnessed by top Sierra Leonean artists and music directors. Limkokwing University Sierra Leone Head of Faculty of Sound and Music, Lesly Tshekedi, pointed out that the faculty of Sound and Music Technology wants to bring a new taste in Sierra Leone entertainment industry for musicians not to only focus on music but the technology aspect as well. He spoke about the campus multi-purpose recording studio for the students. He disclosed that the 43 students who are ready for internship were divided into 10 groups and each group should produce one album comprises of 10 songs. He explained that some of the students are artists but they only have background about singing while th