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Audit finds weaknesses in multi-billion ringgit Pan Borneo Highway project

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The National Audit Department released a report detailing weaknesses in the multi-billion-ringgit Pan Borneo Highway project, which is now in its tenth year. Following these findings, Warisan urged the Sabah government to disclose the identities of contractors and consultants responsible for delayed or underperforming work packages.

From malaysiakini.com

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The project's delays and poor performance raise questions about governance and public spending oversight. Warisan described the audit findings as an indictment of failed governance by the Sabah administration.

An audit office in Malaysia has introduced transparency measures and is connected to an international organization exposing corruption.

From malaysiakini.com

Who's involved

  • National Audit DepartmentMalaysian government agency that conducted the audit on the Pan Borneo Highway project

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