KOTA KINABALU: The management of Sabah’s resources, civil service and political situation are among the factors contributing to the state’s lacklustre economic performance, National Economic Action Council executive director Datuk Mustapa Mohamad said.
The present situation in the state also had something to do with leadership, he said when responding to a question from the floor as to whether Sabah’s uncertain economic situation was due to a number of factors including the two-year rotation of the chief minister's post.
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