Toronto, Canada – April 21, 2020 – African Gold Group, Inc. (TSX-V: AGG) (“AGG” or the “Company”) is pleased to report the final drill results from its extensive diamond drilling program at its Kobada gold project, located in southern Mali. The Company is currently working on an all-encompassing definitive feasibility study (the “DFS”) for the Kobada Gold Project. The Company expects to complete the study in the second quarter of 2020, incorporating the results from Phase 1 and 2 drilling campaigns.

Highlights Include (Table 1):
•72g/t Au over 3.15m including 39.70g/t Au over 1.16m from 63.85m to 67m [Drill hole KB19_P2_40]
•18g/t Au over 3.99m including 1.83g/t Au over 1.9m from 36.91m to 40.90m [Drill hole KB19_P2_40]
•25g/t Au over 22.20m including 2.70g/t Au over 1.1m and 103.59g/t Au over 1.0m from 78.40m to 100.60m [Drill hole KB19_P2_41]
•57g/t Au over 23.80 m including 6.42g/t Au over 1.9m and 17.40g/t Au over 1.1m from 110.50m to 134.30m [Drill hole KB19_P2_41]

The Company commenced drilling at its Kobada concession in September 2019 and to date has completed 11,428 meters of diamond core drilling. The main aim of the drilling campaign was to confirm the historical resource model from the 2016 Kobada Gold Project feasibility study, increase the conversion of resources to reserves and grow the resource base along identified shear zones.
•The drilling program has continued to successfully intersect high-grade mineralization within the main shear zone and its southern and northern extensions.
•Continued mineralization in previously untested areas remains open along strike in both directions and down dip beyond the saprolitic zone.
•Furthermore, AGG intends to step away from the main shear zone to test the neighboring and parallel-striking Gosso shear zone, which has recently been exposed by shallow artisanal mining.
•Grab samples from the Gosso shear zone have been sent to assay labs for testing, with results expected imminently

“We are extremely happy to have closed a gap area without previous drilling and have done so with high-grade intersections,” says Dr. Andreas Rompel, Vice-President Exploration of the Company, “thereby adding valuable resources. Now we are in a great position to work on a new resource estimate and subsequently on the reserve conversion. What is most exciting is that we have only drilled approximately 4km of 30km of shear zones identified on our concessions, which would indicate a significant upside with further exploration.”

The diamond drilling campaign across the Kobada main shear zone was an important part of our strategy to update the historical resource from 2016 and to increase the life of mine for the future operation. The drilling program infilled and extended the mineralized zones south and north of the Kobada main shear zone (Figure 1). In particular, recent high-grade gold results from Phase 2 drilling campaign highlight the potential of the northern extension of the deposit and it remains open at depth. Some of the significant intersects from Phase 1 and 2 drilling campaigns included the following:
•KB19_P1_21 drill hole returned 1.67g/t Au over 21.60m
•KB19_P1_12 returned 29.70 g/t Au over 1.05m
•KB19_P1_33 returned 1.58g/t Au over 15.06m
•KB19_P1_37 returned 1.45g/t Au over 19m
•KB19_P2_04 returned 124.85g/t Au over 1m,
•KB19_P2_17 returned 28.8g/t Au over 1.5m
•KB19_P2_19 returned 1.12g/t Au over 52.4m
•KB19_P2_23 returned 0.09g/t Au over 167m
•KB19_P2_41 returned 5.25g/t Au over 22.2m
•KB19_P2_41 returned 1.57g/t Au over 23.8m

These results will be incorporated into an updated resource estimate (open pit mining), expected to be released within the next few weeks. The updated mineral resource and reserve estimates and subsequent open pit optimizations will provide the basis for the life of mine planning process and advancement of definitive feasibility study, planned to be released in Q2 2020.

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