Kazakhstan's 2000 Tenge Banknotes: Deadline Approaching for Exchange
The National Bank of Kazakhstan urges citizens to exchange older 2000 tenge banknotes before the June 24 deadline to avoid issues with payments.
The National Bank of Kazakhstan urges citizens to exchange older 2000 tenge banknotes before the June 24 deadline to avoid issues with payments.
Explore the monthly expenses of car ownership in Kazakhstan, comparing the costs of new, used, and electric vehicles.
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev conveyed warm wishes to all Muslims celebrating the sacred occasion of Eid al-Adha, emphasizing unity and spiritual growth.
A heartwarming gesture sees graduates from Shymkent's Saken Seifullin School present a house to the family of a late classmate, earning widespread praise.
An incident involving young women disrespecting a monument to a prominent Kazakh writer has ignited widespread criticism and calls for accountability.
Kazakhstan's Education Ministry is reviewing the current assessment system, potentially replacing Subjective and Objective Control (SOCh) tests with new formats.
A newly discovered letter from Soviet Union Heroine Aliya Moldagulova offers a poignant glimpse into her thoughts and determination before heading to the front lines.
Kazakhstan's Education Ministry is cracking down on expensive 'VIP bouquets' and cash collections at school graduation ceremonies to curb excessive spending.
Kazakhstan's First President shares poignant memories of his grandson Aisultan Nazarbayev in a new documentary, detailing his struggles and early passing.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Science and Higher Education is continuing its crackdown on educational institutions, with two more universities facing potential license revocation.
Plans to clean and develop Almaty's Airport Lake are raising alarms among environmentalists and residents concerned about the impact on its rich biodiversity.
Kazakhstan is set to unveil its newly renovated "Kazakhstan" sanatorium on the shores of Issyk-Kul, offering a modern wellness experience with significant historical ties.
MuzArt group's vocalist Kenjebek Tursynbayuly visited Mecca with his brother, reflecting on his parents who passed away when he was young.
A new 300km railway line between Moyinty and Kyzylzhar is under construction in Kazakhstan, set to significantly enhance regional logistics and transit capabilities.
A joint initiative between Japan and the UN Development Programme aims to combat the alarming shrinkage of the Caspian Sea, a vital ecosystem facing severe environmental threats.
Astana braces for traffic disruptions and aerial displays as it hosts a state visit and key Eurasian Economic Council meetings.
Graduates of a local school in Zhalpak-Tal village have gifted their community a 30-meter replica of the Eiffel Tower, sparking local pride and online discussion.
New tax reforms in Kazakhstan are creating significant challenges for small and medium-sized businesses, leading to closures and economic strain.
Astana has intensified public order measures with additional police and National Guard units deployed to streets, enhancing safety and security.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Internal Affairs urges parents to be vigilant as fraudsters increasingly exploit teenagers for illicit activities.
Medical professionals in Kazakhstan are raising concerns about the safety and effectiveness of hijama, a bloodletting therapy gaining traction.
A disturbing incident where a student with developmental delays was assaulted by a group of peers after school has sparked outrage and a police investigation in Astana.
The sister of the late renowned singer Madina Yeraliyeva fondly remembers her, sharing cherished moments and archival photos.
Kazakhstan's national mini-football team has made history by reaching the SOCCA European Championship final for the first time.