Efforts to bring back suspects apprehended in Indonesia for the Atyrau double murder of a retired couple are nearing completion, with authorities working to return them to Kazakhstan.
A new video challenges claims that KazTAG published materials about Freedom Finance under duress, offering a different perspective on the ongoing legal proceedings involving agency leaders.
Nurtas Aidarbekov celebrated his son Kairat Nurtas' birthday with a heartfelt social media post, sharing a significant announcement with fans.
A Su-30SM fighter jet crashed near Karaganda during a planned exercise. The crew was safely evacuated and is under medical observation.
Learn how to verify medical services billed in your name without your consent and protect your healthcare funds in Kazakhstan.
Several districts in Kazakhstan's Atyrau region are battling a widespread outbreak of viral diarrhea and infectious rhinotracheitis among cattle, leading to movement restrictions.
Kazakhstan police are alerting citizens to a rise in SMS scams originating from the 1414 number, primarily targeting seniors with psychological manipulation tactics.
Discover how two siblings from Shymkent transformed a family sewing tradition into a thriving national clothing brand, generating millions in monthly revenue.
A 37-year-old woman accused of killing her husband has been released from court in Aktobe following an amnesty, amid revelations of domestic abuse.
Residents near Almaty's "Altyn Orda" market are protesting illegal roadside trade, citing safety hazards, traffic jams, and unsanitary conditions.
A former police chief, sentenced to 11 years for rape, is now in a legal battle over an official apartment where his family resides.
A 10-year-old boy in Kyzylorda suffers from severe insomnia, sleeping only an hour a night, causing distress and potential cognitive issues.
Residents of a state-funded housing complex in Turkistan are living in deteriorating conditions, facing leaks, mold, and flooding years after moving in.
Residents of Ust-Kamenogorsk, Ridder, and Semey are advised to prepare for deteriorating air quality as unfavorable meteorological conditions are expected.
Six Kazakh boxers have progressed to the next stage of the prestigious Strandzha Cup in Sofia, Bulgaria, continuing their quest for medals at Europe's oldest boxing tournament.
A Kazakhstani figure skating judge faces accusations of unfair scoring at the Olympics. The National Olympic Committee clarifies its role in judge appointments.
Kazakhstan has officially informed the U.S. of its pre-emptive rights to acquire Russian oil giant Lukoil's assets within the country, a significant move amid international sanctions.
Students in Pavlodar region and Semey will transition to online classes due to severe winter weather conditions.
A viral video sparked outrage over the 25,000 Tenge parking fee at Kök-Töbe. Park administration explains the reasons behind the steep increase and alternative access options.
Kazakhstan is set to become a regional AI leader with a new $2 billion hub and 165,000 ChatGPT licenses for its education system, funded privately.
Financial experts reveal a strategy to significantly reduce monthly loan payments and overall debt for Kazakhstani citizens, though it has specific requirements.
An appeals court hearing is underway in Atyrau regarding the murder of Yana Legkodimova, with conflicting demands from the convicted's families and the victim's mother.
Many Kazakhstani citizens are reporting their new smartphones are becoming unusable due to IMEI registration problems, with one operator shedding light on the situation.
Kazakhstan's Otbasy Bank introduces new verification rules for those in the housing queue starting March 2. Failure to comply means no subsidized loans or apartments.