Kazakhstan has switched to Chinese equipment for the Ekibastuz Power Plant No. 2, significantly reducing project costs and avoiding delays associated with Russian suppliers.
Physical education teacher Anatoliy Viselskiy from Petropavl has achieved a remarkable feat, entering the Guinness World Records for his incredible two-finger hanging endurance.
A modern fish processing plant is set to open in the Makhat district, aiming to significantly increase fish production and expand export markets for the Atyrau region.
An economist forecasts a significant surge in fuel costs for Kazakhstan, potentially impacting household budgets and the broader economy.
Kazakhstan's schoolchildren are set for an extended spring break in 2026, with specific dates announced for the upcoming holiday period.
Kazakhstan's pension fund details the requirements for citizens to receive a monthly pension exceeding 311,000 tenge upon retirement.
Discover heartwarming accounts of how Kazakhs are welcomed abroad, from thoughtful gifts to acts of generosity, showcasing their renowned hospitality.
A new Presidential Library is set to be built on a vacant lot near Abu Dhabi Plaza in Astana, raising questions about land use and budget priorities.
Renowned actress and producer Kuralai Anarbekova shares personal experiences with inappropriate proposals in the Kazakh entertainment industry, highlighting a pivotal moment that led to her career change.
19-year-old speed skater Kristina Shumekova made history with five gold medals at the World Junior Championships, overcoming challenges and setting her sights on the Olympics.
Extensive gasification projects are underway in the Karaganda region, aiming to improve living standards and reduce pollution by bringing natural gas to thousands of households.
Kazakhstan's household debt has reached unprecedented levels, exceeding the 2008 crisis peak, as consumer borrowing outpaces income growth.
The annual Amal festival in Mangystau will feature renowned international artists from Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkey, celebrating cultural unity.
Many Kazakh citizens are facing unexpected tax bills and fines for vehicles sold nearly 30 years ago due to incomplete registration transfers.
A well-known lawyer in Pavlodar has been convicted of large-scale fraud and incitement to bribery, resulting in a lifetime ban from government positions.
Kazakhstan's banking sector is set to reintroduce interest payments on current accounts, a move not seen in seven years, potentially benefiting account holders.
A Kazakh woman's fight for access to joint savings after divorce has reached the Constitutional Court, questioning bank secrecy laws.
The 'Center for Finance' in Kazakhstan, responsible for educational program funding, has been transferred to the Ministry of Finance, following a similar move with the Social Health Insurance Fund.
A surrogate mother in Almaty is seeking payment after the intended parents from China refused to take their child, leading to a legal dispute.
A significant infrastructure project in Almaty aims to extend Satpayev Street to the Eastern Bypass Road (VOAD), improving traffic flow and accessibility.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with Turkistan Governor Nurlan Jakupov, emphasizing economic growth, job creation, and enhanced living standards for the region.
New camera capabilities starting March 12th will automatically detect drivers using phones and not wearing seatbelts across Kazakhstan.
Vendors at Almaty's 'Devil's Market' are concerned after filmmakers allegedly took antique items without proper compensation, highlighting the struggles of this unique flea market.
Kazakh entrepreneur Shakhmarat Mukalip is reportedly seeking to acquire a 40% stake in Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) for approximately $1.4 billion, with financial backing from Glencore.