Life in Kazakhstan's largest city limps back to normalcy after unrest
Life in Kazakhstan's main city and former capital, Almaty, appears to be returning to normal after days of deadly unrest.
Public transport has started operating for the first time since the violence, which left government buildings burned and gutted, and many businesses looted.
(Source: AFP)
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