Singer Luina (Luiza Obukhova) has given birth to her second child, a son named Deni, and shared a photo of the newborn on social media. Her husband Artyom Obukhov could not hold back tears.
Singer Yulia Savicheva has announced her divorce from composer Alexander Arshinov after nearly 12 years of marriage, speaking about stress and fan support.
Singer Alsou appeared on Emin Agalarov's podcast and spoke about whether she is ready to marry again, admitting she dreams of becoming a mother for the fourth time.
Minister of Labor and Social Protection Asqarbek Yertaev explained that men in Kazakhstan can take parental leave but will not receive maternity payments.
Kazakhstan's Labor Ministry explained who qualifies for Category D: 1.4 million families at the poverty line, the criteria, and continued social support from 2027.
Minister of Labor and Social Protection Asqarbek Yertaev explained how maternity and birth allowances are paid by categories A–E: categories A and B lose the one-time allowance.
Minister Asqarbek Yertayev explained how Kazakhstan's digital family map will account for salaries, benefits, alimony and loans, and what happens if data consent is refused.
On Anesthesiologist's Day, the Republican Center recalled how patients were numbed before anesthesia: sponges with poisonous mixtures, blows to the head and ether anesthesia.
Researchers from Spain and the US examined whether pistachios can improve sleep: tryptophan, phyto-melatonin, and why insomnia should not be treated with nuts.
Minister of Labor and Social Protection Asqarbeck Yertaev outlined Category A criteria: income from 350,000 tenge per family member, housing over 120 sq. m, luxury cars.
On October 18, Almaty will host Pink October: free oncologist lectures on breast cancer prevention and a fashion show at MEGA Alma-Ata shopping center.
Ethnic Kazakh repatriates from Iran weave Persian hand-made carpets in Kazakhstan: a wool rug in 7 days, a silk one in 5 years, with prices reaching $20,000.
A Kostanay Region resident was arrested for 20 days for repeatedly violating a protective order after insulting a woman at work; he denied guilt.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Labor explains A to E household wellbeing categories: who falls into C, D and E and can receive benefits, and who loses payments from 2027.
A Taldykorgan woman was fined 86,500 tenge for obscene language and drinking alcohol during a TikTok livestream. Police in the Jetisu region detected the violation while monitoring social media.
From October 19, residents of Akmola, Abai, and Ulytau regions will receive SMS screening reminders via 1414, and from October 26, vaccination notifications nationwide.
Car owners in Kazakhstan discussed the reliability of Chinese cars on Threads: Geely, Chery, Haval, Jaecoo, and JAC drivers shared breakdowns and mileages.
Parents in Aktau demanded a kindergarten's closure after a staff member's death. The Mangystau Region Education Department said the preliminary cause is not tuberculosis.
Nail stickers that test cocktails for date-rape drugs are gaining popularity on social media: how the test works, what it costs, and what scientists say.
From October 19, a pilot SMS reminder program for screenings starts in Abai, Ulytau and Akmola regions; from October 26, nationwide vaccination alerts via 1414.
A West Kazakhstan woman sued a resort after a 10-minute beach visit; the court fined the entrepreneur 43,250 tenge and she seeks a 7,000 tenge refund.
Kazakhstan's Health Ministry tightens oversight of care for pregnant women and children under five: individual monitoring, hospitalization, and ambulance services.
Almaty residents owe over 550 million tenge for water. From October 26, Almaty Su will charge penalties, with cutoffs and court action possible for persistent non-payers.
In Almaty, as part of the "Reading Nation" marathon, young people can receive up to 100,000 tenge for a book video review. The prize fund is 400,000 tenge, with entries accepted until October 19.