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ALGOABAY COUNCIL FOR THE AGED
BAAI RAAD VIR BEJAARDES
BAY IBHUMGA LABANTU ABADALA
ALGOA PUBLISHING

Share your story.

Create a post, add a photo or video, and keep our community connected.

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Welcome back.

Connect your Facebook Page.

Connect the ABCA Page to share published stories automatically.

First-time Meta setup
  1. Open Meta for Developers using an account that manages the Page, and create an app for managing your business Page.
  2. Enable the Pages publishing use case and grant Page access with pages_manage_posts, pages_read_engagement and pages_show_list. Meta may require account or business verification and app review.
  3. Use Meta’s Graph API Explorer to obtain an authorised Page access token for the ABCA Page. A Facebook login password is not a Page access token.
  4. Enter the numeric Page ID and Page access token below. The website checks the Page identity and stores the token privately.

The four website categories appear as category hashtags on the connected Page. Facebook does not provide matching website-style blog categories. Vlogs are shared as links to the video on this website.

Donations & Yoco.

Use ABCA’s Yoco Checkout API keys. Card details are entered on Yoco’s hosted checkout. Secret keys are encrypted on the server and are never shown again.

Existing webhook signing secret (optional)

Webhook endpoint: https://abca.shaundeon.world/api/yoco-webhook.php

Test mode stays private to signed-in admins. Complete a test donation before enabling live payments. Payment confirmations must come from a signed Yoco notification.

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Where to find your keys

Open the Yoco Business Portal and use the online payment gateway settings for ABCA’s account. Select test or live Checkout API keys to match the mode above. Saving checks the key with Yoco and registers the payment webhook.

Recent donations

Amounts are in ZAR. Test payments are labelled and do not send receipts. A browser return alone never marks a donation paid.