Use the country’s full broadcaster label
The ministry homepage identifies TGB as Televisão da Guiné-Bissau. That name is distinct from Guinea’s RTG and Equatorial Guinea’s TVGE. Keep Guinea-Bissau or Guiné-Bissau beside TGB when checking a directory or saved bookmark. A generic Guinea television search can return the wrong country, and matching a flag or abbreviation does not resolve the identity of the actual programme publisher.
Follow the medium the ministry actually links
The same official page separates TGB, Radiodifusão Nacional, Agência de Notícias da Guiné and Jornal Nô Pintcha. These are different media routes. A news-agency article can summarise a television interview without containing its complete recording, and national radio may provide sound without television pictures. Preserve the original programme title and date rather than assuming every official-media link is another player for TGB. These distinctions also help avoid attributing an agency report to a television presenter.
Keep the online-access limit explicit
The ministry’s TGB route points to a Facebook page. That is useful attribution but does not guarantee that every dated video is live, that a full bulletin archive exists or that social-platform playback is available without conditions on every device. Inspect the recording date and use current publisher information before relying on a programme time. No independent TGB app, tested live session, UKIPTV package inclusion or overseas distribution permission is established by the ministry’s link alone.