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Vice-Minister of Labour declined to answer the question about the mother courier from Almaty

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Vyacheslav Shegai, Vice-Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population, commented on the story of a woman working as a courier with a baby in her arms. The official stated that she does not have information about the specific situation and considers matters related to the distribution of the family budget to be a sphere of family relations.

Residents of Zholymbet reported damage to their homes after explosive work by Altynalmas.

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Residents of the village of Zholymbet in the Akmola Region report damage to residential houses, which they say is linked to drilling and blasting operations at gold mining sites belonging to the company Altynalmas. Some villagers have already left their homes, while others are awaiting a resolution on the buyout of properties and relocation.

A subsidiary bank from the UAE is opening in Kazakhstan

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In Kazakhstan, preparations continue for the launch of JSC "Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (Kazakhstan)". Representatives of Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank PJSC (ADCB) and the management of the Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market (ARDFM) discussed the next stages of establishing the bank and issues regarding obtaining a licence.

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The Prosecutor's Office of the Akmola Region returned more than 26 thousand hectares of land to the state

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Over 26 thousand hectares of land have been returned to state ownership in the Birzhan sal district of the Akmola region. The work was carried out as part of a project to identify and return unused plots.

The internet shutdown in Kazakhstan was deemed lawful

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The Constitutional Court has ruled that paragraph 1-2 of Article 41-1 of the Communications Act, which permits the temporary restriction of communication networks and access to internet resources in certain cases, is in accordance with the Constitution. At the same time, the Court highlighted the need to clarify certain provisions of the norm and recommended that the Government consider improving the legislation.

Researchers link the appearance of saiga antelopes in Kazakh villages to the icing over of the steppe.

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Kazakhstani scientists have attributed the increasing cases of saiga entering populated areas to the formation of a dense ice crust on the snow's surface, which prevents the animals from accessing food. Experts note that supplementary feeding is largely ineffective.

The beating of a schoolgirl by a group of teenagers is being investigated in Karaganda

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In Karaganda, an investigation is underway into the beating of a minor girl which, according to her mother, occurred without any prior conflict and was filmed by the attackers. The victim is in hospital, and the family is demanding an objective investigation and access to the video footage.

Disruptions worth 11.5 billion tenge identified in Kazakhstan's science sector

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The Agency for State Service Affairs (ASSA) has conducted an external analysis of corruption risks in the education and science sector of Kazakhstan. Systemic violations have been identified in the implementation of scientific projects and funding. As a result, new mechanisms for expert payment, digital control, and expenditure transparency have been introduced.

The Family Bank has changed the procedure for distributing housing in Kazakhstan

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From 2 March 2026, the distribution of housing among those on the waiting list in Kazakhstan will only take place after a data inventory has been completed. This procedure will become a mandatory step before receiving a flat or a preferential loan. Without it, those on the waiting list will keep their place in the queue but will not be able to participate in the distribution.

The Stadler carriages for KTZ have not entered service on routes in Kazakhstan.

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In Kazakhstan, passenger carriages from Swiss manufacturer Stadler have not been put into service, despite deliveries and payment having been made. According to sources, the carriages have not passed part of the testing and have not been handed over to the national carrier KTZ. The official commissioning deadlines have been postponed to 2026.
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