Choose the channel for the thing you want to see
Open Qazaqstan’s programme grid for its named national shows. The broadcaster also labels an international service on its site. Check the channel and day before sending a watch time. For continuous news, 24KZ has a dedicated live page, and the website can be opened in multiple interface languages. Check the audio of the exact stream if the viewer needs a particular spoken language.
Read the Qazsport entry through to its end
Qazsport’s date grid distinguishes live listings from reviews and highlights. Read the full label for the event, the round and the match or session. Several football entries can name the same teams, especially around a repeat. The broadcaster has Kazakh and Russian versions of the grid. Compare the time and event name when another person sends a listing in the other language.
Use the national clock when converting an airtime
Kazakhstan’s government moved the country to UTC+5 on March 1, 2024. Use the current date and national time for a future programme and keep the source time beside the converted one. If you find a clip from before the change, retain the original station and date when discussing its time. A programme entry and an old time-zone reference can otherwise appear to disagree.
Broadcaster starting points
- Qazaqstan
- National television schedule Official guide to the national service. Broadcaster source
- Qazsport
- Event schedule Dated schedule with individual live and replay descriptions. Broadcaster source
- 24KZ
- Live news Official continuous news player. Broadcaster source
Broadcaster and feed references
Check the broadcaster for the current schedule, device requirements and viewing territory.