Two families in the Karaganda Region are contesting a single burial site.
In Karaganda region, a dispute between two families over who is buried in one grave has led to an exhumation and DNA testing.
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A woman struck a child in a courtyard in Kokshetau
On 19 May, a road traffic accident (RTA) was recorded in Kokshetau, in which a car drove onto the pavement and hit a child. The minor sustained minor injuries and, after being examined by medics, was discharged home.
Russian blogger Artemy Lebedev has been criticised for making a mistake in the name of Kokshetau
Russian blogger Artemy Lebedev, in a news review discussing a fatal road accident in Kokshetau, mistakenly called the city "Koshetau." This sparked a strong reaction from social media users, some of whom considered the distortion of the name a sign of disrespect.
<p>In Shymkent, a "Capital" financial pyramid worth 700 million tenge is under investigation.</p>
In Shymkent, an investigation is underway into the activities of the financial pyramid scheme 'Capital', which operated under the guise of an investment platform. According to the investigation, more than 900 depositors were recruited into the project, and the total volume of investments exceeded 700 million tenge.
The Ministry of Science of Kazakhstan has denied its minister's words about a cybersecurity seminar.
The Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MSHE) of Kazakhstan stated that a seminar involving employees of the state security service was not dedicated to issues of cybersecurity or the protection of personal data. This contradicts the previously stated remarks of Minister Sayasat Nurbek amid scandals surrounding data leaks from the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (KazNU).
The Parliament of Kazakhstan has passed in the second reading a bill on the President.
The Parliament of Kazakhstan approved in the second reading the draft law "On the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan", developed in accordance with the new Constitution. The document defines the status of the President as the highest official and regulates the procedure for interaction with key state institutions.
Almost two thousand saigas have been disposed of in the Akmola region
In the Akmola region, during the spring migration, a mass die-off of saiga antelopes occurred. In the area, almost 2,000 animal carcasses have already been disposed of to prevent a deterioration of the sanitary and epidemiological situation.
The air taxi project for urban transport is being tested in Kazakhstan
In Kazakhstan, a project for urban air mobility is being tested using eVTOL - vertical take-off and landing aircraft. At the same time, the authorities are preparing the legislative framework for the potential launch of air taxis as a new form of urban and suburban transport.
A civil servant was dismissed for participating in gambling in the Zhetysu region
An employee of a state body in the Zhetysu region was dismissed after evidence of involvement in gambling was uncovered. The violation was detected by the prosecutor's office of the Aksu district during an analysis of compliance with anti-corruption legislation.
The Public Prosecutor's Office of the Abai region helped to uncover a particularly serious crime committed against a minor.
A minor female resident of the Abai region contacted the prosecutor's office after a meeting on child protection and personal safety. Following the investigation, the court found her stepfather guilty and sentenced him to 20 years' imprisonment.
АДГС признало нарушение этики в конфликте в управлении спорта Карагандинской области
The Agency for Civil Service Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan has completed an internal investigation into the conflict between the head of the Department of Physical Culture and Sport of the Karaganda Region, Serik Sapiyev, and his deputy, Dauren Yesimkhanov. Based on the findings of the investigation, it was determined that the head of the department’s actions show signs of violating the requirements of the Code of Ethics for Civil Servants. The materials have been submitted for review to the Ethics Council.
The red-pink water in the ditches of Makinsk has received an official explanation.
Environmentalists have identified the source of contamination in the ditches with pink-red water in the city of Makinsk, Akmola Region. Following an inspection, responsibility has been placed on a local industrial enterprise — Makinsk Thermal Insulation Plant LLP. An administrative protocol has been drawn up against the company, and the materials have been sent to court.
The date of the first launch of "Baiterek" for 90.8 billion tenge remains unknown
The Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of Kazakhstan has not given an exact date for the first rocket launch from the "Baiterek" complex. Meanwhile, 81.3 billion tenge of the 90.8 billion tenge allocated to the project has already been spent.
The court refused to return a stolen plot of land worth 480 million tenge to a pensioner.
The Almaty City Court rejected Adisha Kuzembayeva’s claim for the return of a land plot worth 480 million tenge, despite a final conviction for fraud having been entered. The court found the buyers to be bona fide purchasers, citing the owner’s negligence.
Development of tourism and access to national parks in Kazakhstan have been brought under control
Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, following a Government meeting, instructed relevant ministries to develop a tourism development plan for 2026. Particular attention is to be paid to updating the country's promotional tools, business access to national parks, and a review of restrictions in coastal protection zones.
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