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Archive for the ‘Scoops’ Category

HDB director lies, invents new terms to cover up CEO’s ‘error’?

I refer to HDB director (Strategic Planning) Jeffrey Aw’s ST Forum reply. (“Living density different from population density“) Jeffrey has tried to defend HDB CEO Cheang Koon Hean’s blunder and invented a new term “liveable density”. Jeffrey: “Housing Board chief executive Cheong Koon Hean’s lecture was about...

HDB CEO Cheong thinks she owns HDB

At a recent IPS forum, HDB CEO Cheong replied to questions as if she owns the HDB. Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

Nakheel had safety issues with SMRT Engineering in 2010, early contract termination

SMRT will continue to fail commuters because its only objective is to generate income for for PAP. Since more than a decade ago, SMRT was already offering its services – at Singaporeans’ expense – to foreigners. SMRT wasn’t shy at all when it comes to sacrificing local maintenance for overseas projects. In 2008, Harry...

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