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Residents of the Karaganda region have appealed to the President over water supply problems

Submitted by Aisulu Muratqyzy on
Residents of the village of Kushoky in the Bukhar-Zhyrau district of the Karaganda region have recorded an open appeal to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. According to them, after two weeks of water supply disruptions, the water supply was restored, but black-coloured water with a strong unpleasant odour began to flow from the taps.

FBKC has received a complaint from Pin-Up regarding material on the illegal gambling business in Kazakhstan.

Submitted by Вера Александрова on
On the morning of 25 June, FBRK received a DMCA complaint via Cloudflare – it was filed in connection with material about the Pin-Up and Pinco casino case, whose organisers are accused of illegal gambling and channelling more than $1 billion out of Kazakhstan.

<p>Kazakhstani banks have confirmed their resilience following the stress test results.</p>

Submitted by Aisulu Muratqyzy on
The banking system of Kazakhstan has maintained its stability according to the results of the supervisory stress test for 2025. Eleven banks, which account for 86% of the country's banking sector assets, passed the test. Following the simulation of a crisis scenario, the core capital adequacy ratio stood at 16.1%, significantly exceeding the minimum regulatory requirement of 5.5%.

The Ministry of Water Resources commented on complaints from farmers in the Turkestan region about a lack of water for rice.

Submitted by Aisulu Muratqyzy on
Farmers in the Shardara district of the Turkestan region have reported a shortage of water for irrigating rice fields after the start of the growing season. The Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation stated that farms with officially signed contracts are receiving water in full. However, the ministry did not clarify the situation of those farmers who claim to have signed contracts but have been left without irrigation.

Commercial premises at airports in Kazakhstan have started to be allocated by competition.

Submitted by Aisulu Muratqyzy on
Entrepreneurs' access to commercial spaces in Kazakhstan's airports is now regulated by uniform tender conditions. Changes have been made to the rules governing commercial activities on airport premises following an instruction from the Supreme Audit Chamber (SAC).

Vladimir Kim became the direct owner of prime land near the border of Almaty

Submitted by Вера Александрова on
Billionaire Vladimir Kim became the direct owner of the Nauryz Corporation Limited Liability Partnership, previously controlled through foreign structures. The company owns land assets in the foothills of Almaty valued at over 50 billion tenge. The change of ownership occurred in December 2025.

Blogger-millionaire Kaysar Kamzu has been placed on an international wanted list in Kazakhstan

Submitted by Вера Александрова on

The Financial Monitoring Agency (FMA) has placed Kazakh blogger Kaysar Kamza on an international wanted list. He is suspected of aiding and abetting illegal gambling activities through the promotion of online casinos. The court has authorised his detention and the seizure of crypto assets worth 182,736.741 USDT.

In Kazakhstan, an investigation is underway into fraud involving a promise to review a life sentence.

Submitted by Вера Александрова on
In the Akkol district of the Akmola region, a criminal case is being investigated regarding fraud on an especially large scale. A man reported the theft of 10 million tenge, which he handed over to an unknown person in exchange for promised legal assistance to review the life sentence of his son. The pre-trial investigation is ongoing.

How the transit of live livestock to Uzbekistan masks internal trade

Submitted by Gorin Sergey on
The FBRK editorial team continues to highlight documentary evidence of previously described schemes of violations during the transit transport of livestock across the Kazakh border. Today, we are analysing a package of official documents from the Mangystau Region, which record systemic violations during the transport of cattle from Russia to Uzbekistan.

The Agency for Protection and Development of Competition has achieved the cancellation of anti-competitive terms in INVIVO franchise agreements.

Submitted by Вера Александрова on
The antimonopoly authority has identified in Almaty signs of abuse of a dominant position by the licensee of the INVIVO brand. The company voluntarily amended the terms of its franchise agreements, removing restrictions on the laboratory services market. These measures have protected the rights of 143 entities in 16 cities of Kazakhstan.
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