import centered from './centered/manifest.json'; import choice from './choice/manifest.json'; import { globalManifests } from './global'; import modal from './modal/manifest.json'; import choicePage from './pages/choice.json'; import description from './pages/description.json'; import modalPage from './pages/modal.json'; import progress from './pages/progress.json'; import { idOf, mergeManifests } from './schema'; import split from './split/manifest.json'; import stacked from './stacked/manifest.json'; /** * Properties live in JSON beside their page so a tool outside the plugin reads * the same file the plugin does, rather than a second copy that drifts. * * Labels sit there untranslated on purpose: nothing in the flow renders them, * and a string in JSON cannot reach make-pot anyway. */ export const descriptionManifests = () => [centered, split]; export const progressManifests = () => [stacked]; export const choiceManifests = () => [choice]; export const modalManifests = () => [modal]; const everyTemplate = () => [ ...descriptionManifests(), ...progressManifests(), ...choiceManifests(), ...modalManifests(), ]; const PAGE_OF = { centered: 'description', split: 'description', stacked: 'progress', choice: 'choice', modal: 'modal', }; export const pageManifests = () => [ description, progress, choicePage, modalPage, ]; const pageManifest = (page) => pageManifests().find((entry) => idOf(entry) === page); /** * Global, then the page, then the template. Nothing reads this at runtime — a * page reads its variables from the cascade — so it exists for a tool that has * to know what it may set, and for the contract test over the three levels. */ export const resolvedFor = (template) => { const page = pageManifest(PAGE_OF[template]); const own = everyTemplate().find((entry) => idOf(entry) === template); return mergeManifests([ ...globalManifests(), ...(page ? [page] : []), ...(own ? [own] : []), ]); };

Restore backup mode is enabled so most options are disabled.
If you want to activate these options to change the migration website you need to restart the installer and deactivate the Restore backup mode option

Unveiling Truth in Online Discourse: SFC’s Conversation on 2023 Elections, Fake News, and Women in Politics -

Unveiling Truth in Online Discourse: SFC’s Conversation on 2023 Elections, Fake News, and Women in Politics

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Salone Fact Checker (SFC) proudly presents a compelling online session, generously supported by the US Embassy in Sierra Leone. Join us for a captivating discussion centered around the theme “2023 Elections: Fake News and Women in Politics.”

As misinformation continues to cast shadows over the political landscape, our online session seeks to unravel the impact of fake news on the upcoming 2023 elections. Through insightful conversations, we delve into the critical role that women in politics play and the unique challenges they face in the era of information overload.

A highlight of this session is the in-depth case study of the esteemed Honourable Dr. Bernadette Lahai. As a prominent female politician in Sierra Leone, Dr. Lahai’s journey offers profound insights into the intersection of gender, politics, and media. Her experiences shed light on the formidable hurdles that women leaders navigate, while also serving as a beacon of resilience and inspiration.

This online discourse, hosted by Salone Fact Checker, serves as a platform to foster informed dialogue, combat misinformation, and champion women’s voices in politics. Join us as we engage in a thought-provoking exploration of the intricate relationship between fake news, elections, and the empowerment of women in political leadership.

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