Kazakhstan has established a new procedure for allocating state educational orders to private schools, ensuring financial support for private educational institutions.
Several key highway sections, including those leading from Astana, are temporarily closed due to weather conditions. Find out which routes are affected and when they are expected to reopen.
Construction on Almaty's longest Bus Rapid Transit line along Rayimbek Avenue is behind schedule, with the completion date now set for November 2026.
The high-profile Aknar death investigation has been transferred back to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, with a new team to re-examine all claims.
A company linked to Kazakh MP Daulet Turlukhanov plans a significant investment to boost agricultural and utility vehicle production, aiming to increase output and create jobs.
Two former court chairmen in Kazakhstan have been sentenced to significant prison terms for bribery and corruption offenses, with assets confiscated.
A new venture in the Karaganda region will extract valuable anthracite coal, crucial for metallurgy and energy, over the next 25 years.
Aiaru, daughter of comedian Tursynbek Kabatov, shares her struggles with speaking Kazakh, igniting a public discussion about language proficiency and identity.
Residents of Almaty's Abay dacha area are struggling to change their land's designation from gardening to individual housing, impacting their rights and compensation.
Nurbek Nazarbayev's second attempt to declare bankruptcy was halted due to his failure to disclose a significant debt inherited from his father.
Kazakhstan's energy sector sees a significant international partnership as PetroKazakhstan Kumkol Resources signs a deal with a Chinese firm for well cementing services.
More than 591,000 citizens have received state bonuses for their housing deposits, with the average bonus exceeding 157,000 tenge.
Kazakhstan's national railway company will receive its first batch of Stadler passenger trains assembled in Astana this April, enhancing travel on popular routes.
Kazakhstan is overhauling its mandatory auto insurance system, tying premiums to driving habits and aiming for greater financial stability in the sector.
Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin confirms no plans to remove restrictions on B2B deductions, citing positive tax revenue growth.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has directed a significant strengthening of security measures for strategically important facilities across Kazakhstan.
Many Kazakh entrepreneurs are still on a simplified tax regime despite legal changes. An expert clarifies the situation and what needs to be done.
Kazakhstan's National Bank is gradually replacing older banknotes with the new "Saka style" series. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming changes.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Labor is investigating the possibility of reintroducing lifetime compensation for individuals injured on the job, a move that could significantly impact social security.
New Russian border controls and changes to Kazakhstan's VAT system are creating significant challenges for the nation's vital grain export sector.
An economist proposes simplifying Kazakhstan's complex payroll tax system by consolidating seven payments into a single 30% levy, aiming to boost employment and business growth.
Kazakh citizens are receiving tax notices for properties they no longer own or never possessed. Learn why this is happening and how to contest incorrect tax assessments.
A decorated counter-intelligence officer in Kazakhstan has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for attempting to extort $500,000 from a local businessman.
A Kazakh lawyer clarifies the legal and ethical implications of teachers discussing student academic performance in parent group chats.