The Lagos State Materials Testing Laboratory has launched a new certification and training programme for artisans in the construction industry as part of ...

Lagos State Government has said that every time there is a building collapse, it is often traced to one root cause, the failure of materials. General Manager, Lagos State Material Testing Laboratory ...

No industry is set in stone. Indianola-based Cemen Tech has been shaking up – or vibrating – the cement and concrete industry with its volumetric mixer trucks. Roads, bridges, buildings, parking lots ...

CANACONA, MARCH 28 A concrete mixer driver had a lucky escape, after the mixer rammed into a building at Char Rasta, Canacona, on Sunday morning.

A concrete batch plant on TxDOT land to supply I-10 work sparked a legal challenge from parents of kids at neighboring Awty International Early Learning Campus.

Analysis by the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) revealed the cumulative shortfall after 13 months of the housing accord was already 61,697 homes, or 22 per cent below target.

The Power Transmission Distributors Association (PTDA), an association for the industrial power transmission/motion control (PT/MC) distribution channel, welcomes new manufacturer member CinchSeal ...

October 1 (SeeNews) - German-Swiss equipment manufacturer Liebherr will restructure and expand the operations of its concrete mixing plant and air conditioning systems plant in Bulgaria located in the ...

The Lagos State Materials Testing Laboratory Agency (LSMTL) has unveiled a bold initiative aimed at ending the recurring tragedy of building collapses in the state. Speaking at a stakeholders’ forum ...

The elevator that leads to Hush: A Del Soul Spa in Southington. (ALL0RA MEDIA/Courtesy Of Hush: A Del Soul Spa) The new spa inside Factory Square owned by cousins and business partners Katie Kiss and ...

More than 100 US workers are killed on the job each week under conditions where the Trump administration is seeking to dismantle workplace safety protections.

• (Business in Cameroon) - France financed 100 startups in Cameroon with CFA655 million ($1.05 million) over two years through the “Start-up 237” program. • Each company received €10,000 in equipment ...