Choose the written or audiovisual object
The culture directorate’s account describes a monthly cultural magazine and the production of a television programme with the same Wi Na Wan name. If a search result contains a cover or article, it may be the publication rather than a video. If you need to hear an artist or see a craft demonstration, find the audiovisual item and inspect it directly. Keep Wi Na Wan with the medium in your search, adding the guest, subject or issue date where known.
Retain the credited production and distribution context
The account identifies collaboration with Communicatie Dienst Suriname and an initial Gov TV premiere, followed by broadcasts on government media including STVS and Sranan TV. That is evidence for the project as announced at that time. It does not establish an unchanged current schedule or identical versions on all destinations. Record the publisher where you actually find the item, while keeping the production credit separately. If two clips share a guest, compare their length and opening before calling them the same complete edition.
Use the programme’s actual cultural subject
The stated project includes conversations with cultural practitioners, artists, designers, writers, poets, musicians and organizations. Use the specific participant or practice to narrow a search. A broad culture heading can contain a report, a full interview or a promotional announcement. For a craft technique, verify that the video shows the relevant demonstration. For a literary discussion, retain the author and work title. A short quotation in the government article should not be presented as a transcript of an entire television conversation.
Keep language and dates on the individual item
The cited government explanation is in Dutch. That does not establish whether a specific interview is in Dutch, Sranan Tongo or another language, nor whether captions are available. Inspect the recording and preserve its original title. For a current live edition, obtain a new dated listing and use America/Paramaribo with your Canadian city. For an archive item, keep the original edition date separately from any later repost. The historical programme announcement supports discovery, not universal Canadian playback or third-party service inclusion.
Related questions
Does a Wi Na Wan magazine issue contain the TV episode?
Not necessarily. Confirm the medium and locate the actual audiovisual item.
Does Dutch article text establish every interview’s language?
No. Inspect the individual recording.
Sources and scope
Scope notes distinguish published documentation, supplied information and editorial methods. They do not report a hands-on service test.
- Suriname government Wi Na Wan project account — Publication/television distinction, production partnership and historical distribution plan
