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Gender balance is gradually gaining grounds in certain professions around the world including Ghana where women are competing with their male counterpart.
At the Saint Mary’s Senior High School’s 70th Anniversary celebration over the weekend, the Roman Sisters also made a showing with their cameras to capture the sights and sound of the event.
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