Protests in Kazakhstan began on 2 January after a sudden sharp ... - dofaq.co
Protests in Kazakhstan began on 2 January after a sudden sharp ...Protests in Kazakhstan began on 2 January after a sudden sharp increase in gas prices which, according to the Kazakh government, was due to high demand and price fixing. The protests began in Zhanaozen, a city built on an oil field, but then quickly spread to other cities in the country,[11] including the largest city, Almaty.
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