The Organisation of African Communities in Western Australia (OACWA) has reaffirmed its strong and growing partnership with Paydirt Media, recognising the media organisation’s sustained support for African Australian initiatives in the state.
As part of this ongoing collaboration, OACWA recently presented an Appreciation Certificate to Paydirt Media in acknowledgment of its Platinum Sponsorship of the Western Australia African Community Awards (WAACA) Gala. The sponsorship reflects Paydirt Media’s continued commitment to supporting platforms that celebrate excellence, leadership, and contribution within African Australian communities.
Joe Tuazama former prisent of OACWA receives a certificate from Paydirt
The certificate was formally presented by OACWA Board Chairman and former Executive President, Joe Tuazama, to Paydirt Media’s Executive Chairman, Bill Repard, and Marketing Manager, Angelique Julien. The occasion highlighted the mutual respect and shared values that underpin the relationship between the two organisations.
Paydirt Media has served as a Platinum Sponsor of WAACA for several years, playing a significant role in elevating the profile of the awards and supporting initiatives that promote recognition, visibility, and opportunity for African Australians across Western Australia. OACWA acknowledged that such partnerships are vital in ensuring the sustainability and impact of community-led programs and events.
The engagement concluded with a constructive meeting focused on reinforcing existing collaboration and exploring new opportunities for partnership. Discussions centred on how both organisations can continue working together to support growth, representation, and future pathways for African Australians through media, advocacy, and strategic engagement.
OACWA reaffirmed its commitment to building strong, values-driven partnerships that contribute to positive social outcomes and strengthen the collective voice of African communities in Western Australia. The continued collaboration with Paydirt Media stands as an example of how cross-sector partnerships can drive meaningful impact and long-term community development.
