You could do like this: when the user signs in you create the user in the database and flags is_active as False, so the user won't be able to log in. In your extended User model you could have another flag like has_confirmed_email which you also set to False. When the user confirms the email you set has_confirmed_email to True so you can have a page that shows the admin which users are not active but have confirmed their email addresses. Finally, the admin confirms a user which means in the background you set is_active to True and then the user is able to log in to your system.
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