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 Nambawan Super and the Pacific International Hospital announced a partnership that will lower the cost of professional medical services offered by the hospital to Nambawan Super members. Nambawan Super  partners with PIH  to lower quality health care bills in PNG [photo by NSL] This follows the renewal of a Discount Partnership Agreement by the Nambawan Super CEO Paul Sayer and Pacific International Hospital signed during the recent Nambawan Super Annual Employer Conference at the Stanley Hotel in Port Moresby. Nambawan Super CEO Paul Sayer said Members would now save 20% on the cost of laboratory, radiology and inpatient services when they present their Nambawan Super Member identification cards, at PIH. “Presenting their Nambawan Super Member ID cards will also make our Members eligible to pay only K30 for general consultation and K60 for a specialist consultation. Currently, the cost for this is K55 and K125 respectively.” he added. Pacific International Hospital CEO Col. Sandeep S

Businessman and Peoples National Congress Party candidate Simon Sia was officially declared as Eastern Highlands Governor. He was declared by Provincial Returning Officer, Livingston Mangero  at 7:10 am today at the National Sports Institute.  Mr Sia raced home to victory with 202,624 votes surpassing the absolute majority mark of 179,539. Counting for EH Regional Seat successfully continued into exclusion 61, before the last two. Mr Sia polled 202,624 votes exceeding the absolute majority mark of 179,539.  On the second spot is outgoing Governor Peter Numu with 156,452 votes.  Mr Sia accompanied by wife Serene, officially signed the writ witness by the electoral commission officials, Henganofi MP Robert Atiyafa and the provincial administration representatives. Mr Sia in his official speech thank the people of EHP for giving him the authority to represent them in the 11th Parliament. He further congratulate the eight open MPs of EHP and says he would work together with them to take ba