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Tenants face anxiety as relocation threatens livelihoods
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Tenants face anxiety as relocation threatens livelihoods
Single mothers and low-income earners living at Public Rental Board flats at Mead Road, Nabua in Suva, said the relocation process has left them anxious as they struggle to find affordable alternatives. Several tenants said they lacked the financial means to relocate within the short timeframe given by PRB, adding that private rental options were beyond their reach. Silika Ciba also 63-years-old said: “I don’t have a stable job and I have two ch…
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