A decade into the Pan Borneo Highway project in Sabah, and RM1 billion over its original contract cost, the National Audit Department has laid bare a catalogue of planning, implementation and monitoring weaknesses that contributed to delays in the massive project.

According to the 2026 Series 2 Auditor-General's Report released on the Parliament website today, only four of the project's 35 work packages, or 11.4 percent, had been completed as of March 31, while the remaining 31 packages, worth RM16.3 billion, were still...

According to the 2026 Series 2 Auditor-General's Report released on the Parliament website today, only four of the project's 35 work packages, or 11.4 percent, had been completed as of March 31, while the remaining 31 packages, worth RM16.3 billion, were still under implementation.