BELURAN: Umno has come a long way in Sabah in the 13 years since it first set foot there, opening its doors to all bumiputras and producing the party’s first two Christian members of parliament from the east coast's river-mouth constituency of Beluran.
Incumbent Ronald Kiandee hopes that his track record will help him be chosen again to contest the 7,567 square kilometre seat, which is about the size of Selangor, with oil-palm plantations covering three-quarters of its area.
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