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The prosecutor's office has identified multi-million violations in the compulsory social medical insurance (OSMS) system of the Turkestan region.

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The Prosecutor's Office of the Turkestan Region has uncovered instances of the illegal receipt of compulsory social health insurance funds and the fictitious provision of medical services. Cases have been identified of consultations without licences totalling 91 million tenge, and the over-reporting of dental services amounting to 203 million tenge. In respect of some episodes, the damage has been compensated and the case closed; for others, materials have been sent to court under Article 190 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Analysts have reported a rise in cyberattacks on the IT sector in Kazakhstan

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Kaspersky Lab's report showed that in 2025, the highest number of high-criticality cyber attacks targeted the public sector, industry, and IT companies. The IT sector entered the top three most attacked industries, surpassing finance. Experts note a rise in targeted APT attacks and a shift in attackers' focus towards stealthy presence within systems, including Kazakhstan.

Prosecutor's office of Zhetysu has identified unlawful VAT charges for investors of "Khorgos"

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The prosecutor's office of the Zhetisu region revealed that the management company "Khorgos International Centre for Border Cooperation" had illegally charged 19 investors VAT for two years when calculating water supply tariffs, despite the tax exemptions of the SEZ. The violations have been rectified, 1 million tenge has been returned to the investors, and those responsible have been held accountable.

A Mazhilis deputy has raised concerns about the issue of match-fixing in Kazakh football.

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Mazhilis deputy Magerram Magerramov has stated that cases of corruption and match-fixing persist in Kazakhstani football. The article cites data from Sportradar, as well as specific incidents, including bets placed by players of FC Aktobe and the controversial match between Ordabasy and Atyrau. It highlights issues with refereeing, possible pressure on officials, and a shortage of personnel despite high salaries. One of the measures being considered to reduce risks is the privatisation of football clubs.

The Ministry of Finance has put forward for discussion a requirement to include the TIN on receipts for medical services.

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The Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan has proposed requiring the patient’s IIN to be indicated on cash receipts when paying for medical services and purchasing medicines. According to the draft, this will strengthen control over FSMS funds, increase transparency of payments, and reduce the shadow turnover. The initiative is being discussed amid identified systemic violations in the compulsory social health insurance system and inspections in the healthcare sector.

The mayor of the Karatau district has been held disciplinarily accountable following a video of a fight in Shymkent.

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Almas Abaev, the akim of the Karatau district of Shymkent, has been brought to disciplinary responsibility following an official investigation launched because of a video on social media. The Ethics Commission of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs (ACS) identified a violation of standards of official ethics and recommended issuing a warning about incomplete professional compliance. The decision was implemented by an order of the city’s akim dated 6 April 2026.

Vice-ministers criticised the idea of a dog tax in Kazakhstan

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Deputy ministers of national economy and finance of Kazakhstan have commented on the initiative to introduce a tax on dog ownership, highlighting the need for analysis and potential risks, including unintended consequences and administrative difficulties. The discussion takes place against the backdrop of amendments to the Law "On Responsible Treatment of Animals", which propose new measures to regulate the population of stray animals, including euthanasia, prompting criticism from animal rights activists.

The terminal at the "Dostyk" station has been confiscated from Karim Massimov's former son-in-law.

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The former vice-president of JSC "KazTemirTrans," Azamat Kapenov, has had his terminal at the "Dostyk" station confiscated. A court in Astana has converted the property into state revenue as part of an investigation, where the company's damage is estimated at over 5.2 billion tenge.

Court in Astana reduces compensation in Konayev bribery case to 100,000 tenge

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The Astana Judicial Board has reviewed the decision on compensation for moral harm in a case involving the transfer of a bribe to the chair of the court in the city of Konayev. The amount of payment has been reduced from 1 million tenge to 100,000 tenge. The decision has entered into legal force.

The court dismissed deputy Nazhmetdinuly's defamation lawsuit against journalist Kozachkov.

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The Almaty City Court on 25 November discontinued proceedings in the administrative case against journalist Mikhail Kozachkov, whom Majilis deputy Bolatbek Nazhmetdinuly (Aliyev) had attempted to hold liable for libel. The court noted the absence of the elements of an offence.

The entrepreneur has been proving for a year that he was not involved in the purchase of iPhones worth millions.

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Fraudsters obtained smartphones worth 7.7 million tenge in the name of an Astana-based micro-enterprise using forged documents. The business owner has spent over a year trying to prove his innocence; his accounts have been frozen, and the police allegedly refuse to open a criminal case, despite a forensic examination confirming the signatures were forged and testimony from the individual who was paid to collect the mobile devices using someone else's documents.

Employees with criminal records worked at an orphanage in Almaty.

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The Prosecutor's Office of the Medeu District in Almaty has revealed that the 'Zhanuya' residential care home employed staff who had previously been criminally charged with rape, domestic violence, and fraud. In addition, two employees were registered with a narcology clinic.

A contract soldier lost an eye during a demonstration in the Zhambyl region.

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24-year-old contract serviceman Zhaksylyk Moldakul sustained a severe eye injury during a swearing-in ceremony in the Zhambyl region. According to his relatives, the serviceman was taking part in a demonstration performance and lost an eye after smashing a bottle over his head. The military unit stated that it would provide the injured man with all necessary assistance.
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