Titan launches ForestEDGE™ tyres for demanding forestry machinery, engineered for traction, durability and protection across ...

Discover how the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam was built, from river diversion and excavation to heavy machinery, RCC ...

The Construction Book describes a resurgence in the sector, with projects covering substations, power plants, transmission ...

The United States is running the largest construction buildout in a generation, and it is happening on two tracks at once. One is familiar: houses, offices, roads and bridges rising and falling with ...

Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o has presided over the official opening of KEDA Ceramics International Miwani Factory. KEDA (Kenya) Ceramics International Co. Ltd is the second ceramic project ...

The U.S. engineering and construction (E&C) industry is entering 2026 facing an acute labor crisis—one that threatens project delivery, cost efficiency, and long-term growth unless new workforce ...

Johannesburg and Cape Town are now the two African metros where data centres outrank every other construction sector in growth terms, according to Turner & Townsend’s latest Global Construction Market ...

Kenya’s construction, transport and logistics sectors woke up to significantly higher operating costs on Wednesday after the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) announced the steepest ...

Canada’s public infrastructure pipeline has never been bigger. According to ReNew Canada’s 2026 Top100 Projects Report, the combined value of the country’s 100 largest public infrastructure builds has ...

San Diego is one of the most dynamic construction markets in the western United States — and one of the most structurally complex. A metro area of over 3.3 million people anchored by defense and ...

Africa is undergoing rapid growth in infrastructure development, mining, agriculture, and logistics. This surge in activity has created a huge demand for used heavy equipment, from excavators and ...

Somewhere in the Pilbara, a mountain is being eaten. Not slowly, not by wind and rain over a geological age, but in a single shift — hundreds of tonnes of iron-bearing rock disappearing into a steel ...