Kazakh farmers are facing significant challenges selling their onion harvest due to high production costs, logistical issues, and a lack of demand, impacting their livelihoods.
Kazakhstan is exploring an administrative amnesty that could lead to the full or partial waiver of outstanding fines for certain citizens.
A former director of a KazAvtoZhol subsidiary has been sentenced for embezzling millions of tenge by creating ghost employees.
A district official in East Kazakhstan faced disciplinary action for violating ethical standards, including using a service vehicle for personal matters and pressuring a teacher.
A new draft law in Kazakhstan aims to reform civil servant compensation, including salary increases, improved vacation benefits, and new payment structures.
Major renovations are underway at Almaty's First President Park, promising new facilities and a revitalized fountain, with assurances that existing trees will be preserved.
Thailand is actively exploring new oil supply routes, including discussions with Kazakhstan, to secure energy resources amidst escalating Middle East tensions.
Businesses in Kazakhstan face disruptions due to recurring issues in the tax system. Authorities are working on resolving technical problems and improving user experience.
Starting March 2026, local authorities in Kazakhstan will be empowered to issue fines for littering in public spaces, shifting this responsibility from police.
A growing number of Kazakh citizens are barred from leaving the country due to outstanding debts, with child support arrears being a significant concern.
A director has been dismissed following an investigation into a closed public restroom on the Astana-Shchuchinsk highway, highlighting service issues for travelers.
Kazmortransflot has appointed Mansur Manov as the new Deputy Director for Maritime Safety and Fleet Operations, bringing extensive experience to the role.
A legal battle unfolds as China's CNODC challenges a Kazakh Energy Ministry order impacting oil transit tariffs, potentially affecting millions in revenue.
Hundreds of workers at a cement plant linked to a prominent Kazakh family were left unpaid for a month, prompting a significant intervention and fines.
Almaty tax authorities are alerting employers and employees to the risks of undeclared income, including potential additional tax assessments and penalties.
Explore the stalled construction of Astana's 'City Palace' shopping and entertainment center, a project plagued by ownership changes and financial woes for over a decade.
Paralympic gold medalist Yerbol Khamitov received a jubilant reception in Astana, celebrating his historic achievements and inspiring future generations.
Renowned Aitys performer Kuanysh Maksut expresses deep concern over the current state of Kazakh national art, particularly the Aitys tradition, citing religious and tribal influences as primary causes for its decline.
Dozens of parents in Almaty have filed fraud complaints against a film studio, alleging they paid significant sums for their children's acting roles that never materialized.
Discover the number of Mangystau residents who voted against the constitutional changes in Kazakhstan's recent referendum, as preliminary results are announced.
A domestic dispute case involving former singer Rahat Turlikhanov has been dismissed by a court in Almaty after reconciliation between the parties.
Kazakhstan citizens will enjoy an extended 13-day break for Nauryz in March 2026, thanks to public holidays and weekend shifts.
The Kazakhstani tenge has seen a notable strengthening, with the US dollar depreciating against it following the latest trading session on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange.
A former Kazakh official, Aristanbek Abilkhaiyruly, has found a new path as a taxi driver after leaving public service due to health reasons.