The Kadavu Holdings Limited today confirmed that the Interim Government now owes over $710,000 in rent for Kadavu House.
While the contract was signed last year between the government and Kadavu Holdings, Kadavu House located in the heart of Suva, remains empty due to the dispute over the level of rent agreed to between the two parties.
However, Kadavu Holdings Limited manager Ratu Sela Nanovo said the agreement was signed and the Interim Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, who was assigned by the Interim PM to look into the matter, is allegedly delaying the whole process including rent payment.
Ratu Sela also said that the Interim Government now wants the rental rate for Kadavu House to be reduced from $25 per square foot to $14 per square foot.
When contacted in Singapore, Interim Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said the Interim Prime Minister, who is also Minister for Public Service, will deal with the issue in due course.
$710,000 Owed In Rent
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