Kazakhstan Adjusts Speed Camera Rules: New Tolerance Introduced
Kazakhstan is updating its traffic camera regulations, introducing a new tolerance for speed detection devices starting May 8, 2026.
Kazakhstan is updating its traffic camera regulations, introducing a new tolerance for speed detection devices starting May 8, 2026.
KMG PetroChem is evaluating two key Caspian Sea ports, Ersai and Bautino, to deliver essential equipment for a new gas processing complex at the Tengiz field.
Almaty is set to transform 13 major streets, prioritizing pedestrian access and creating more inviting public spaces. See the project designs and timelines.
The 'Zhas Daryn' children's camp in Atyrau, meant to open in summer 2024, remains unfinished due to flood damage and project revisions, with a new completion date set for 2026.
Students in Akkiya village, Kazakhstan, are forced to learn in a century-old building with crumbling walls and no essential facilities, while a new school remains unused.
Sarsenbai Kotyrashov, a 76-year-old from Kazakhstan, walked to Paris and was recognized for his remarkable journeys and contributions to tourism.
Renowned producer Bayan Alaguzova announces significant financial support for the actress who portrayed the legendary role of Kyz Zhibek.
Kazakhstan is introducing new measures to address labor shortages in its vital livestock industry, aiming to increase wages and improve working conditions for shepherds and veterinarians.
Two of Kazakhstan's most prominent judo athletes, Olympic champion Eldos Smetov and world medalist Abiba Abuzhakynova, will not compete in the upcoming Astana Grand Slam tournament.
Kazakhstan's historic Astana-1 railway station is slated for an earlier completion, with construction accelerating to meet a new autumn 2026 target.
Kazakhstan is shifting mobile phone verification from private entities to a state-run organization, addressing consumer complaints and aiming for greater oversight.
New housing developments in Astana are raising questions about building proximity. Discover the regulations and expert insights governing construction distances.
Authorities in Astana have arrested a construction company head accused of defrauding over 50 individuals out of billions of tenge for an unfinished housing project.
An investigation into the vanishing statistics of thousands of illegal constructions in Almaty, Kazakhstan, reveals a complex regulatory landscape and a lack of official oversight.
Grief-stricken parents in Turkistan Region are demanding accountability after six children under five years old died in a local hospital within three months.
A resident's derogatory remarks about the 1986 December events have ignited widespread anger across Kazakhstan, uniting both Kazakh and Russian speakers against the offensive language.
Astana's Light Rail Transit (LRT) is nearing completion, but residents are raising concerns about its route, noise, and surrounding infrastructure, questioning its true benefit.
Despite government-funded grants, crucial sectors like energy, agriculture, and water management in Kazakhstan are struggling to attract students, leading to a significant talent deficit.
Authorities in Kostanay have fined local businesses nearly 250,000 tenge for inflating prices on essential food items, leading to price reductions.
A legal expert clarifies the rules and regulations regarding bringing outside food and drinks into Kazakhstani cafes and restaurants, outlining consumer rights.
Popular bloggers Erbolat Zhanabylov and Elmira Tolegenova have decided not to appeal their court sentence, according to their lawyer.
Kazakhstani boxer Yevgeniy Pavlov clarified his national identity after an American opponent mistakenly identified him as Russian following a match.
Kazakh blogger Elmira Tolegenova has been handed a two-year suspended prison sentence and asset forfeiture for illegal business activities.
Astana is introducing personalized transport cards for the LRT system, offering discounted travel for students and eligible citizens starting April 28.