The Methodist Church of Fiji is yet to receive any official word from the Public Service Commission on who will occupy the vacant space at the Reverend John Hunt building in Suva.
After the water department and scholarship unit moved out from the building two weeks ago the church is still waiting on the government to come back to them to confirm on which department is coming in.
Assistant General Secretary Tevita Nawadra said the church is keeping their fingers crossed that the PSC who are their contracted tenants will continue to pay the rent for the vacant office.
Nawadra confirmed that since the two government departments moved out from the building they have not met or received anything in writing from the PSC on their plans about the space at the John Hunt building.
PSC officials said Chairman Josefa Serulagilagi is looking into the matter but will not be able to answer any questions at the moment as he is in a Commission board meeting.
Church awaits word on Rev John Hunt building
Related Stories
COMPOL urges Lagalaga Sanatan students to value discipline and education
Students of Lagalaga Sanatan Primary School in Labasa have been reminded of the importance of education, discipline and obedience by the Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu. Tudravu spoke to the students during
Heavy Rain Alert remains for Viti Levu, Southern Bua, Cakaudrove, Lau and Lomaiviti Groups
A Heavy Rain Alert remains in force for the Eastern half of Viti Levu from Serua, Namosi through Navua, Suva, Nausori, Tailevu, Naitasiri, Ra, Southern Bua, Cakaudrove, Taveuni, Kadavu, Lau and Lomaiviti Groups and near
Warning letter written to Prof. Narsey – Acting AG
Acting Attorney General Siromi Turaga says a strong warning letter has been written to Electoral Reform Commissioner Professor Wadan Narsey after he came out publicly with the Electoral Reform Commission report recommen
3 Fijian men from KVT gang in Sydney denied bail for AUD$12.5M drugs case
Three Fijians who are alleged to be associated with a gang supplying drugs in Sydney have been refused bail by the court. 28-year-old Eparama Nevale, 28-year-old William Ravoka, and 24-year-old George Sukanaivalu,
Proposed ‘People First’ submits application for registration
The Proposed ‘People First’ has submitted its application for registration to the Registrar of Political Parties, Ana Mataiciwa. Mataiciwa confirms that the FEO is now preparing to publish the party’s applica
Visitor arrivals on track for record year while sugar output drops
Visitor arrivals have recovered following a decline in the first quarter and based on current trends, Fiji is on track to achieve a third consecutive year of record visitor arrivals in 2025. While speaking on the p