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Self-Directed Portfolio Research — Not Client Work

Identifying a Ghanaian Local Authority Through Administrative Records

Published · TMK Research Lab · Reference AIBRC-001-GH

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Summary

An independent research demonstration set a question with a single, objectively verifiable answer: which local authority in Ghana’s Volta Region was carved out of Keta Municipality, established under Legislative Instrument 2372 of 2018, inaugurated on 19 February 2019, and given an administrative capital bearing the district’s own name.

The answer is Anloga District Assembly. Four government and institutional records independently support the identification, and a fifth — the 2021 census population figure — is recorded as partially verified because it was read from the census portal rather than a downloaded district table.

The exercise was designed and carried out by the researcher as portfolio work. It is not client work, and no claim is made that it defeated any commercial AI system.

Key facts

Answer identified
Anloga District Assembly
Establishment instrument
Legislative Instrument L.I. 2372 of 2018
Inauguration
19 February 2019
Carved out of
Keta Municipality
Administrative capital
Anloga
Region
Volta Region, south-eastern Ghana

Sources

Limitations disclosed

  • Two of the recorded searches — for the legislative instrument and for the parent municipality — return the answer directly. A production benchmark would paraphrase or replace those clues.
  • The 2021 population figure is confirmed at census-portal level only, not from a downloaded district data table.
  • The full search log, evidence chain and machine-readable record are published on the case-study page for independent checking.

Media contact

TMK Research Lab — web research, fact-checking and AI benchmark construction.

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Full case study: https://aibrowseresearch.app/projects/ghana-local-authority-benchmark