
Colorful Road Marking Appears in Front of Almaty Opera House
In Almaty, a bright multicolored road marking appeared in front of the Abai Opera and Ballet Theater. Learn why it was made and how it improves road safety.

In Almaty, a bright multicolored road marking appeared in front of the Abai Opera and Ballet Theater. Learn why it was made and how it improves road safety.

Deputy Ashat Aimagambetov analyzed PISA data: in Kazakhstan, parental involvement in children's education is declining, while teacher support is growing.

Kazakhstan's Health Ministry proposes restricting fast food and sugary drink ads to combat childhood obesity. New rules will cover TV, radio, outdoor ads, and social media.

Over 50,000 Kazakh graduates have not fulfilled work requirements for state grants, returning 7.5bn tenge over 12 years. Learn about exemptions and consequences.

Kazakhstan's Constitutional Court upholds mandatory DNA testing for adoption, citing child protection. Learn why the test is required and how it safeguards children's rights.

A court in West Kazakhstan revoked a man's driving license due to epilepsy, citing medical contraindications. He had held a license since 2017.

Kazakhstan introduces GPS monitoring to control temperature during vaccine storage and transport, covering over 3,500 facilities and 800 special vehicles.

In Pavlodar region, 27 cases of dual citizenship were found. Violators faced fines or deportation, including a woman who hid her Russian passport for 11 years.

Kazakh singer Madina Sadvakasova celebrated her 47th birthday with a photoshoot in a blue dress, receiving congratulations from stars and fans.

Kazakhstan's Ministry of Labor names specialists with salaries above 2 million tenge. See the highest-paying jobs on Enbek.kz in August.

In Karaganda, nearly 100 applicants did not receive promised college grants. Parents are outraged, the college admits fault. Details on infohub.kz

A Kazakh court convicted a student for beating a disabled girl at a rehab center but released him under amnesty. Moral compensation reduced to 500,000 tenge.

A Turkish politician's 47-second ritual of perfectly arranging microphones before a speech goes viral, sparking amused reactions and perfectionism debates online.

Indian student Tanvi Chandra bought a toy for a tuktuk driver's son for 450 rupees, touching social media. A story of kindness that moved thousands.

In Almaty, demolition of a bus stop complex where entrepreneurs worked since 2003 has begun. Businesswomen tried to stop it, but the court decision stands. They demand a new site.

Kazakhstan updates children's preventive checkups: new ages and frequencies, informed consent, expanded health groups, and digital access to results.

As of August 1, 2024, Kazakhstan's population reached 20,604,819. Learn about gender composition, urbanization, and regional distribution.

Kazakh students excel in digital skills and safety in PISA-2025: 80% can work with AI, 77% report no bullying. Details on infohub.kz.

KazAvtoZhol responds to video of trucks bypassing weight control on Saryozek-Koktal road. Technical passage blocked, barriers restored.

In Kazakhstan, playing loud music with profanity in public places can lead to fines or arrest up to 15 days. Details from infohub.kz.

A court in West Kazakhstan revoked a man's driver's license due to epilepsy. The police department's lawsuit was granted, and the license was annulled.

Nick Hudson, who worked with Massive Attack, will perform at a charity event in Almaty to support a teacher battling cancer. Funds will be raised for treatment.

In the Almaty region, employers offer up to 1.25 million tenge for qualified specialists. Find out which professions are in demand and what salaries are offered.

In Zhambyl region, court lifts seizure on land bought in 2013 but unregistered due to seller's debt, protecting bona fide purchaser's rights.