Ghana’s 2024 elections saw major broadcasters across West Africa relying on Dejero’s EnGo mobile video transmitters and LivePlus apps to provide seamless live coverage. Bahamus Limited equipped leading networks, addressing connectivity challenges to ensure uninterrupted reporting. Dejero’s technology, including Smart Blending Technology and comprehensive support services, enabled broadcasters to deliver real-time updates effectively.
In the wake of Ghana’s 2024 elections, prominent broadcasters across West Africa have utilized Dejero EnGo mobile video transmitters and LivePlus mobile applications to ensure continuous live coverage from crucial locations such as Accra, Northern, Western, and the Ashanti Regions. Bahamus Limited, a leading broadcast facilities provider, furnished renowned networks like Channel One TV, Citi FM, GHOne TV, Agoo TV, Peace FM, OKAY FM, and UTV Ghana with Dejero’s cutting-edge technology, enabling dependable connectivity despite challenging network infrastructures.
Dorcas Koney, Commercial Manager at Bahamus Limited, remarked on the positive feedback from clients concerning the prompt and seamless live broadcasts facilitated by Dejero’s products. As many broadcasters operated in remote and high-traffic areas characterized by unreliable connectivity, Dejero’s technology effectively mitigated these challenges, permitting them to deliver real-time election updates without interruptions.
Bahamus Media deployed seven EnGo mobile video transmitters, each integrated with six SIM cards. This setup effectively amalgamates various networks, establishing a secure and high-bandwidth transmission route. Additionally, 30 licenses for the Dejero LivePlus mobile app enabled reporters to stream live video directly from their smartphones, greatly enhancing coverage.
Both technologies are driven by Dejero’s Smart Blending Technology™, which combines multiple wired and wireless connections—such as 3G, 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi, satellite, and broadband—providing unprecedented reliability and expanded coverage for live broadcasts. Moreover, several Ghanaian broadcasters have installed Dejero WayPoint receivers within their control rooms to decode and output video signals from the EnGo transmitters, thus ensuring smooth workflow integration.
Dejero also provided prompt technical assistance when Bahamus Limited faced a critical modem failure. “Dejero came to the rescue by quickly dispatching a GateWay network aggregation device, getting the broadcaster back online just in time for a live segment,” explained Koney. Their 24/7 support instilled confidence in the team, allowing them to conserve invaluable resources by avoiding on-site troubleshooting.
With an estimated 18.8 million voters participating in the Ghana 2024 elections, broadcasters were under significant pressure to deliver timely updates. The reliance on Dejero’s innovative technology was essential for ensuring that audiences received continuous and uninterrupted coverage of the election proceedings.
The deployment of Dejero’s state-of-the-art technology by Bahamus Limited underscores the critical importance of reliable connectivity in broadcasting, especially during pivotal events like elections. Their solutions not only facilitated uninterrupted live coverage in challenging environments but also provided essential technical support, ensuring that broadcasters could focus on delivering timely updates. Ultimately, this collaboration played a crucial role in reporting the electoral process effectively and efficiently.
Original Source: www.4rfv.co.uk
