Kazakhstan Faces Widespread Phone Blockages for Imported Devices
Thousands of Kazakh citizens are reporting issues registering and using smartphones imported from Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, leading to widespread frustration.
Thousands of Kazakh citizens are reporting issues registering and using smartphones imported from Russia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, leading to widespread frustration.
A burst heating pipe in Almaty has flooded private homes with boiling water, injuring four people and raising concerns about aging infrastructure.
Kazakhstan's National Bank plans to keep the base interest rate unchanged until the end of the first half of 2026 to combat inflation.
Kazakhstan mourns the loss of academician Aisultan Kalybayev, a key figure in space exploration and scientific innovation, who passed away at the age of 80.
Asian MMA champion Ayan Rakhymbek, a candidate for Master of Sports, is serving in the National Guard in Semey, upholding public order.
Aktau hosted the thrilling 'Battle for the Dune' off-road race, drawing over 50 drivers to test their skills and vehicles on sandy terrain.
Kazakhstan's vital rapeseed oil industry faces shutdown as China rejects shipments, citing GMO concerns, impacting multiple processing plants and export plans.
A high-ranking prison official in North Kazakhstan region has been detained on suspicion of accepting bribes, highlighting ongoing anti-corruption efforts.
Experts suggest a strategic shift to increase wages in Kazakhstan, focusing on state-owned enterprises and tax reforms for SMEs, rather than forceful mandates.
Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry confirms no disruption to oil supplies following a drone attack on a key node of the Druzhba pipeline in Russia.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev congratulates the 'Astana' junior hockey team on their historic victory at the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.
A significant milestone for traditional archery in Kazakhstan as the national federation achieves accreditation, paving the way for enhanced support and development.
Kazakhstan has seen a surge in demand for personalized license plates since their introduction, generating billions of tenge for the state.
Following the passing of prominent businessman Alexander Mashkevich, his significant stake in the Eurasian Industrial Company has been transferred to Central Asian DMCC, according to official corporate documents.
Kazakh figure skater Mikhail Shaidorov breaks his silence on salary revelations and the realities of elite sports training in Kazakhstan.
Concerns rise over Almaty's power company, Alatau Zharyk Company (AZhK), regarding transparency in spending on smart meters and substation repairs amidst growing demand.
Kazakhstan is shifting essential services like passport and driver's license applications online, streamlining access and saving citizens time.
Kazakh singer Erkin Nurzhanov revealed a funny conversation with his wife about aging and staying youthful, sparked by their newborn.
Ust-Kamenogorsk's mayor explained why the city's division into two districts is stalled, highlighting a discrepancy in official population figures.
A new state-of-the-art international clinic, a $150 million investment, is set to open in Kazakhstan, aiming to boost medical tourism and healthcare services.
Kazakhstan's athletes have finished their competitions at the Winter Olympics in Italy, securing one gold medal.
Erkin Nygmetov, a logistics specialist with international experience and a Master's from Boston University, has been appointed as the new head of the Kuryk Port in Mangystau.
Authorities in Karaganda have dismantled a criminal group suspected of multiple apartment burglaries, recovering stolen valuables.
A court has stripped parents of their rights to five children in Petropavl following severe abuse allegations, including the father's disturbing behavior.