Kazakhstan Drivers Warned: Cameras Now Detect Expired Licenses and Insurance
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Internal Affairs reminds drivers that traffic cameras are now issuing fines for expired technical inspections, insurance, or driver's licenses.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Internal Affairs reminds drivers that traffic cameras are now issuing fines for expired technical inspections, insurance, or driver's licenses.
Kazakhstan's tax authorities are now receiving data on mobile money transfers from banks, impacting how citizens manage their finances and declare income.
A high-value Lexus LX 600, seized in a high-profile fraud case, has been transferred to the agency that investigated the crime.
Planned maintenance will cause temporary power disruptions in select Almaty districts from April 7-10. Find out which streets are affected.
Lyaysira Marat, ex-wife of Tursyn Alaguzov, announces her personal decision to learn and speak Kazakh fluently, seeking community support.
The large Almaty marketplace, previously linked to Kairat Satybaldyuly's son, is up for its fourth sale. Discover the current price and potential buyers.
An investigation into government housing purchases reveals significant spending on official residences across Kazakhstan, raising questions about market value and transparency.
Kazakhstan has successfully exported its first batch of halal-certified beef to Saudi Arabia, opening new avenues for its agricultural sector.
Authorities in East Kazakhstan have named a village with the highest rate of alcohol-related offenses, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat substance abuse.
As private schools boom in Kazakhstan, foreign educators are bringing fresh perspectives and expertise. Discover why they choose Kazakhstan and the impact they have.
Renowned Kazakh singer Karakat Abildina shares heartwarming news about her eldest son Bekbolat Bolmanov's upcoming wedding, expressing the family's readiness.
Authorities in Atyrau Oblast have identified and apprehended all individuals involved in an assault on police officers, initiating legal proceedings.
A leading scientist provides an expert outlook on the Caspian Sea's stability, addressing concerns about its potential disappearance.
Kazakhmys Corporation actively participates in the 'Clean Kazakhstan' campaign, organizing clean-up events across its operational regions to improve environmental conditions.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has directed improvements to teacher welfare, focusing on protection and simplifying the certification process.
Renowned singer Zhasira Bayrbekova reveals her relaxed approach to family traditions for her new daughter-in-law, Asyly, emphasizing personal freedom and career support.
A lawyer in Turkistan region has been convicted and sentenced for providing false testimony, highlighting the legal consequences of obstructing justice.
Atyrau's outdated psychiatric facility is set for a major upgrade, with plans to build a new, modern center in Almaly village to replace the dilapidated structures.
Animal shelters in Kazakhstan are fighting to keep their land as authorities threaten seizure, potentially leaving over a thousand animals homeless.
Discover the planned opening date and prime location of Astana's new Sphere Park, a significant urban development project.
A critically endangered Asian leopard, listed in Kazakhstan's Red Book, has been sighted again in the Mangystau region, signaling a positive sign for wildlife conservation efforts.
Thousands of Kazakh citizens are being removed from the housing queue due to updated verification processes. Discover the reasons and how the system has changed.
Despite economic expansion, real incomes are falling. Kazakhstan's National Economy Ministry points to businesses as a key factor, urging fairer profit distribution.
Two Kazakh parliamentarians have sparked debate by stating that a monthly income of 200,000-250,000 tenge (approximately $450-$560) is adequate for living expenses.