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 Report by Constable Sylvester Wemuru – Police Media  National Capital District Metropolitan Superintendent Chief Inspector Silva Sika today (Thursday, February 16) concluded his first phase of visits to all the police stations under his command, with a visit to the Seven Mile Police Station. According to Mr Sika, the visits to the police stations were to see how police officers are doing their jobs in the nation’s capital. The other reason for the visit was to take stock of police manpower and logistics within his command. Port Moresby Police Chief concludes police station visits[Photo by Police Media] Mr Sika told members that he will carry out Police Commissioner David Manning`s directive to weed out undisciplined officers within the Constabulary. He told the policemen to be disciplined, committed and honest in the discharge of their duties. Mr Sika had organised police stations to host parades where police officers were addressed and were also reminded of what they should do and wh

 THERE is no place for those who think money can be made from criminal acts such as holding people at ransom, Papua New Guinea Prime Minister  James Marape has said.  While commending the PNG Defense Force, PNG Royal Constabulary, and leaders and people of the community for the successful rescue of the hostages, the Prime Minister made a special appeal to the youth of Papua New Guinea today (26.02.23) to let go of their criminal ways of life and turn to agriculture and small business to making a living.  No Place to Hide for Kidnappers , PNG PM Marape warns youths  “I want to offer some counsel to our youth today. To those up there thinking you can make money through the barrel of a gun, I want to make it very clear to you that this is false fascination, a clear imagination that will not bear any long-term dividends for yourself,” said PM Marape.  “There is no place where you can engage in such outright criminal activities and get away. The Law will, and always does, catch up with you.