
Almaty Nears Completion of Rozybakiev Street Upgrade: 6.4 km, 130 Lighting Poles
Almaty is nearing completion of the Rozybakiev Street upgrade: 6.4 km, 130 lighting poles, 22,000 shrubs and 183 trees. Work is set to finish by the end of 2026.

Almaty is nearing completion of the Rozybakiev Street upgrade: 6.4 km, 130 lighting poles, 22,000 shrubs and 183 trees. Work is set to finish by the end of 2026.

In 2025 Kazakhstan harvested 27.1 million tonnes of grain. How laboratory testing detects mycotoxins, pesticides and heavy metals in grain.

Almaty photographer Dmitry Dotsenko published autumn photos of Burabay National Park that went viral and evoked nostalgia among his followers.

Kazakhstan's Health Ministry has published calculations of doctor shortages: hospitals and clinics need over 8,300 specialists, including intensive care doctors and surgeons.

Nurtas and Gulzira Aidarbekov held the traditional Kazakh tusau kesu ceremony for their grandson Amre. Daughter-in-law Indira Maulenova shared the celebration on social media.

Almaty's RFMS has been temporarily closed after 47 students were hospitalized with acute intestinal infection; 8 boarding school children are isolated as an inspection continues.

A resident of Oral twice violated a protective order issued for his mother's safety and received 20 days of administrative arrest.

Since early 2026, Almaty has demolished 52 illegal buildings. The fine for illegal construction is 64,875 tenge. Learn how to legalize a house, bathhouse, or garage for free until January 1, 2027.

A schoolgirl in Pavlodar was urgently hospitalized with suspected tuberculosis. The gymnasium is not under quarantine, contacts are being examined, and no other cases have been reported.

Analyst Andrey Chebotarev explained that changes to benefit assignment rules from 2027 are budget optimization, not cuts to payments for needy Kazakhstanis.

Alatau residents repair a road dug up for a water pipeline. Children walk to school in mud, while the akimat promises repairs within two days.

Three adults hospitalized with botulism after eating cold-smoked fish in the Mangystau Region have been discharged; a 9-year-old boy died.

Almaty homebuyers from seven residential complexes demand the akimat resolve unfinished housing: five "Shveitsariya" buildings face demolition, over 150 buyers await help.

In Aktobe's Rauan-2 district, the water pipeline is 95% complete, but residents have waited over 10 years for water. 796 million tenge is missing. Officials give no deadlines.

Over 200 future Kazakh military medics are training in five countries. In 2027, about 40 graduates will join the Armed Forces, the Ministry of Defense says.

Atyrau Region blocked about 3,000 phishing sites and fake ads, while the Anti-Fraud Center recovered over 21.2 million tenge for victims.

Almaty police identified over 35 children out at night without parents. The raid took place in the Medeu district, and administrative measures were applied to the parents.

SOBR officer Yerkebulan Kurbaniyazov in Petropavlovsk saved a locksmith from fraudsters: the man nearly transferred 3 million tenge to a "safe account."

Doctors debunk sleep trend myths: weighted blankets, eye masks, and anti-snoring pillows don't work for everyone, and mouth taping is deadly dangerous.

Dimash Qudaibergen posted stunning photos ahead of his DIMENSIONS world tour. Fans from various countries await concerts in Krakow, Dusseldorf, Madrid, and Merida.

São João Hospital in Portugal launched the Pets and Company program, letting pets visit owners in their rooms. Meetings last up to 30 minutes.

In Kazakhstan, 365 supplement samples were tested over 9 months: 55 (15.1%) had violations. 9 kg were seized. Sanitary doctors remind that supplements are not medicines.

Akmola Region has completed 9 apartment blocks with 290 flats, is building 20 blocks with 814 flats and buying 1,067 flats for local residents.

Kazakhstan approves a new nephrology care standard: a single patient pathway, early diagnosis, and better access to dialysis and transplantation.