Досаева за неделю уволили дважды | 5 миллиардов на зарплату сократят в Самрук-Казына

Kazakh math: profits are falling, but revenues are growing. True, this formula works selectively: most often, it affects employees of large national companies with state participation. "Large employees of large state-owned companies," I would say. Overall, the past week was rich in news of the obvious-improbable variety. Yerbolat Dosayev suffered his second resignation this week since early March. Interestingly, we seemed to predict it in the last issue. So, it's entirely possible that we may well have predicted his future career path as well? Does the former head of the National Bank, former akim of Almaty, former minister of health, and many other former officials have a chance of becoming head of the cabinet or joining the Kurultai? And the main thing we'll talk about today: why is it that every second, or perhaps third, story seems to be about Islam and Muslims. Social media is full of stories of people washing their feet in shopping mall sinks before prayer and taking over mothers' and children's rooms to pray there. We'll speak with a professional religious scholar to answer the question: why is the phrase "Islam is perfect, but people aren't always perfect" being heard more and more often? We'll discuss all this in today's episode! "Kaimak" features the cream of the Kazakh news scene. Subscribe to our channel, and don't forget to like this video. This will help promote the channel. We speak honestly about what's important! #qaimaq #kazakhstan #news #politics