
Almaty Museum of Arts to Showcase History of Kazakh Sculpture
On September 8, the Almaty Museum of Arts opens 'Mүсіндер: Sculpture of Kazakhstan from the 1950s to the Present Day,' featuring over 50 works by Kazakh sculptors.

On September 8, the Almaty Museum of Arts opens 'Mүсіндер: Sculpture of Kazakhstan from the 1950s to the Present Day,' featuring over 50 works by Kazakh sculptors.

From August 28, 2026, some Kazakhstanis can re-privatize housing under certain conditions. Learn about new rules and mechanisms for privatization.

ARDFM warns Kazakhstanis about dangerous apps that can access personal data. Learn how to protect yourself from leaks and fraud.

In Almaty region, 20 private bailiffs spent 180 million tenge on gambling. One transferred 139 million tenge to a gaming account. Prosecutor's office issued response acts.

A historic water tower on King Charles III's Sandringham estate has been converted into tourist accommodation. Learn about its history, interior, and rental costs.

Probation officers in the Abai region saved a convicted man who suffered a stroke. Their prompt actions led to his hospitalization and stabilization.

Discover how Kazakhstanis spend payments under the 'National Fund – for Children' program: statistics on housing and education, amounts, and number of recipients.

Archaeologists on the Mangyshlak Peninsula found a 1,500-year-old burial of a noblewoman with gold-covered shoes in the Karakabak necropolis.

The first CIS Volunteer Forum opened in Astana. President Tokayev welcomed participants, highlighting volunteerism's role and state support, with 300 delegates from seven countries.

In Pavlodar, drivers of a Kia K5 and a Gazelle were fined for driving on sidewalks in Metallurgists Park. The violators were identified from social media videos.

Comedian Evgeny Chebatkov gets Russian residency, shares how his life changed, and discusses cultural differences between Kazakhstan and Russia in a podcast with Artemy Lebedev.

Over 9,200 Kazakhstani citizens over 50 have been employed under the 'Silver Age' program. The state subsidizes up to 70% of salaries. Details on infohub.kz.

The Military Court of the Akmola Garrison ruled in favor of a female soldier, declaring the housing commission's refusal unlawful due to her mortgaged apartment in Astana.

In East Kazakhstan, 35 people face penalties for dual citizenship. Over 550 citizens have lost Kazakh citizenship since the start of the year.

Study: 34.7% of Kazakhs can't afford funerals without debt. Funeral services market grew 3.5x, prices continue to rise.

Learn how to participate in the NUR.KZ August giveaway, the levels involved, and when winners will be announced. Stay tuned for updates!

Kazakhstan mandates microchipping for dogs and cats from August 28, 2026, with fines up to 86,500 tenge for individuals. The new rule aims to improve safety and control.

Sandra Bullock opens up about caring for her late partner Bryan Randall, who died of ALS. She kept his diagnosis private at his request and now supports ALS charities.

A study shows TikTok food content increases appetite in teens. Parents can reduce this effect through shared meals and conversations.

Psychologists explain why trauma victims confuse memories and behave unexpectedly: brain changes, freeze and fawn responses, and the importance of a trauma-informed approach.

Scammers are stepping up activity before September 1: fake stores, calls from 'teachers', psychological pressure. Expert tips on how to protect yourself and your children.

SAMK calls for protection of women from domestic violence after the death of 19-year-old Madina Rashidkyzy, urging men to uphold their duty.

In East Kazakhstan, a court ordered an entrepreneur to refund over 3.6 million tenge to 21 clients for undelivered healthy meal plans.

A teacher in Atyrau claims she was forced to do repairs and clean during her vacation. The education department has launched an investigation.