Suriname’s STVS identifies itself as the Surinaamse Televisie Stichting in Paramaribo. Its program overview separates productions, news and sports, with names including Tek’ Mi Effe, STVS Journaal and Nyunsu. The site contains both video entries and written articles. Those distinctions help identify what a viewer is actually following within a broadcaster’s wider portal.

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At a glance

ReferenceDetail
PublisherSurinaamse Televisie Stichting, STVS
Location contextParamaribo, Suriname
Historical videoTek’ Mi Effe met Kenny B, June 8,2022
Attribution exampleOctober 7,2026 education article credits gov.sr

A production collection is a different level from a news edition

The overview places Tek’ Mi Effe among productions and lists STVS Journaal and Nyunsu among news references. Keeping the actual collection and title helps distinguish a named work from the institution’s full output.

A broad request for television from Suriname can be narrowed by the subject and form you want. A production featuring a particular person is different from a current news edition. The portal’s organization supplies those starting points without making every entry one interchangeable national feed.

The Kenny B entry is a specific historical video

STVS publishes a Tek’ Mi Effe met Kenny B entry dated June 8,2022. The title identifies the person associated with that archived item. It does not establish a new 2026 appearance or provide a detailed account of an unwatched conversation or performance.

For someone following a familiar cultural figure, this is a concrete archive reference. Keep the complete title so that the item remains distinguishable from another appearance by the same person. A broadcaster’s continuing presence does not make all of its archive material newly produced.

A written article can carry another institution’s source credit

The site’s October 7,2026 education-and-training article refers to a Communicatie Dienst Suriname conversation and explicitly credits gov.sr. That provides useful attribution information within the broadcaster’s portal.

The article and any original audiovisual conversation are separate works. A written account selects and summarizes material, while the original discussion may provide additional questions and context. The credit helps establish which institution supplied the account rather than assuming every page was independently produced by the television newsroom.

Portal elementQuestion it answers
STVS organization nameWhich publisher is involved?
Production or news collectionWhat type of reference is this?
Kenny B video titleWhich historical item is identified?
gov.sr source creditWhich institution supplied the written account?

Website language is not complete program metadata

The retrieved navigation and articles use Dutch wording alongside distinct program names. That text does not establish every video’s spoken language or subtitle options. Preserve the original program label, then use the particular item’s presentation for its language details.

Country and language reference

ReferenceDetail
Directory nameSuriname
ISO codeSR
RegionSouth America
Capital referenceParamaribo
Language context (CLDR snapshot)Dutch, Sranan Tongo

A dated clock example

A program time needs a date and a named time zone. The example below converts the same fixed UTC instant into the zones recorded for this directory entry; it is an illustration rather than a live clock.

IANA time zoneLocal date and timeUTC offset
America/Paramaribo2026-11-04 17:00:00-03:00-0300

Useful answers

Is the cited Kenny B entry a new 2026 appearance?

No. The STVS video entry is dated June 8,2022 and is treated as a historical reference.

Does a written story on STVS always represent an independently produced TV report?

No. The cited education article explicitly credits gov.sr. Source credits and media form help distinguish that written account from a television production.