Kazakhstan's Election Authority Explains Stance on Electronic Voting
Kazakhstan's Central Election Commission outlines the reasons and risks associated with implementing electronic voting systems, citing international experiences.
Kazakhstan's Central Election Commission outlines the reasons and risks associated with implementing electronic voting systems, citing international experiences.
In Kazakhstan, the state handles burials for those without next of kin. Discover the process, costs, and the poignant reality of these solitary final journeys.
Kostanay is introducing two new bus routes, №4 and №6, starting June 1st, to better serve residents and connect key city areas.
Many Kazakhstani car owners are facing unexpectedly high vehicle tax bills due to system errors, sparking frustration and calls for resolution.
Kazakhstan drivers are taking legal action against KazAvtoZhol, seeking compensation for vehicle damage caused by poor road conditions.
Experts urge Kazakhstan to phase out right-hand drive vehicles, citing safety concerns and outdated regulations, especially for public transport.
Residents complain about dust pollution from riverbed cleaning in Almaty, leading to fines for the contractor responsible for the project.
Steve Conner, a long-serving executive at Tengizchevroil, is stepping down from his key leadership role after a distinguished career.
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Labor and Social Protection debunks false claims of a 20% pension deduction, clarifying recent pension increases and future plans.
A 22-year-old German student is exploring Kazakhstan, a country deeply connected to her family's past, through an exchange program.
Kazakhstan's top prosecutor urges citizens and media to respect national traditions, particularly Nauryz, and avoid spreading divisive content online.
Kazakhstan's busiest Almaty-Bishkek highway is set for a major upgrade, expanding from four to eight lanes to significantly improve traffic flow and reduce travel times.
An economist suggests a universal basic income of 200-300 thousand tenge per month for adults to combat inequality and boost the economy.
A truck driver in Astana faced severe penalties for attempting to conceal his license plate, highlighting strict enforcement of traffic laws.
On March 28th, Kazakhstan participates in the international 'Earth Hour' event, urging citizens to conserve electricity for one hour to raise environmental awareness.
An investigation has uncovered a large-scale corruption scheme in Almaty, where over 400 companies obtained construction licenses through fraudulent means.
Discover which flowers in Kazakhstan are protected by law and the significant fines for picking endangered species.
A key highway section in the Ulytau region is set to open this year, significantly boosting regional connectivity and trade.
Residents of Astana's remote '804th Kilometer' district face ongoing struggles with access, water, and infrastructure, despite repeated media attention.
Prominent entrepreneur Tursen Alaguzov has reconciled with his estranged adult children, introducing them to their twin siblings in a heartwarming family reunion.
Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry has revised its travel recommendations, removing Egypt from the list of high-risk destinations for its citizens.
Kazakh singer and producer Moldir Mukhanova was gifted a new car by a woman she had only just met, expressing her gratitude for the unexpected generosity.
Young Kazakh citizens can now apply for mandatory military service online, streamlining the process and offering new skill development opportunities.
Almaty's public transport system now features 'Avtobys', a second payment operator alongside 'Onay', enhancing fare collection and subsidy tracking.