MOU with Uganda's Vision Group

The Korea Times Managing Director Cho Jae-hyon, top, and Uganda's Vision Group Chief Executive Officer Don Wanyama display copies of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the promotion of cooperation between the two media outlets during an online signing ceremony, Tuesday. Screenshot from online ceremony

Ahn Seong-jin sjahn@koreatimes.co.kr

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MOU with Uganda's Vision Group

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When Koreans take off their clothes

First lady's return sparks debate

Return of serial rapist prompts Suwon authorities to boost safety measures

Travel warning issued for SE Asia after murder of Korean tourist in Pattaya

Surge in shipyard deaths sparks urgent calls for action

Caution urged in lowering duty-free limit for overseas direct purchases

DPK leader's loyalists threaten to exit party over Assembly speaker candidate

HLB fails to win US FDA's approval for Rivoceranib liver cancer drug

Man fined for inciting dog to kill cat

Gov't bans youth from poker venues to combat rising gambling risks