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Searchgold Resources Inc.: SEARCHGOLD CONFIRMS DEPTH EXTENSION OF ZONE A ON BAKOUDOU, GABON

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Montreal, July 10 2007 – SearchGold Resources Inc. (TSXV:RSG, FSE:S1O) is
pleased to provide an update on the drilling campaign currently underway on
its Bakoudou-Magnima Gold Project located in Gabon, Africa.

A total of 37 holes have been executed since Managem has resumed drilling
activities. Mineralized intervals are assayed in priority and the present
release concerns the partial results of 17 drill holes. The drilling
program is continuing uninterrupted with two drills testing the extensions
of the mineralization defined to date. The highlights of the recent results
are :

1 – Extension and thickening of Zone A at depth as demonstrated by the
following mineralized intervals :

• BA06-21 : 4.43 g/t Au over 17.20m from 24.80m to 42.00m
• BA06-24 : 2.24 g/t Au over 32.50m from 33.00m to 65.50m 
• BA06-26 : 1.34 g/t Au over 16.60m from 62.40m to 79.00m

2 – Extension of Zone A towards the north-west as demonstrated by the
following mineralized intervals obtained 50m to the north-west of the
previous SearchGold drill holes :

• BA06-13 : 1.20 g/t Au over 6.00m from 10.00m to 16.00m and 5.01 g/t Au
over 4.00m from 19.50m to 23.50m
• BA06-14 : 3.05 g/t Au over 4.05m from 9.10m to 13.15m 

A detailed table with the results of the recent drilling program on Zone A
is presented below. Please refer to the attached figure or visit :
http://www.searchgold.ca for the exact location of the drill holes.
Sections 125S and 175S are also presented with sections 50S and 75S which
exhibit representative sections of the central part of Zone A.

Philippe Giaro, President and CEO, stated 'With Managem’s recent drilling
we almost systematically reach the fresh rock and, along with the observed
thickening of Zone A towards the south in the oxide zone, we are now
pleased to record persistent mineralization in the sulfide zone on wider
intervals than previously recognized in MetChem’s conceptual study. We also
notice an increase in the gold grade in the fresh rock as observed in
Managem’s holes BA06-12 (14.22 g/t Au over 2.0m from 105.0m to 107.0m) and 
BA06-04 (11.98 g/t Au over 5.4m from 100.1m to 105.5m). In the light of
these observations, it appears that the oxide part of Zone A would be the
starting point of a mining operation with the opportunity to extend its
mine life with the fresh rock mineralization.'

A detailed table with the results of holes BA06-20 to 22, BA06-24 and
BA06-26, is presented below. These holes are aimed at completing the
drilling on sections 100S, 125S and 175S.

The table cannot be viewed here. Please go to: www.searchgold.ca 

A detailed table with the results of holes BA06-13 to 16, BA06-18 and
BA06-23, is presented below. These holes were the first to be drilled by
Managem on the north-west extension of Zone A; from 50 to 200m north-west
of the previous SearchGold drill holes.

The table cannot be viewed here. Please go to: www.searchgold.ca 

A detailed table with the results of holes BA06-19 and BA06-27 to 29, is
presented below. These holes are aimed at drilling off the southern
extension of Zone A.

The table cannot be viewed here. Please go to: www.searchgold.ca 

No cut-off grade was applied in the calculation of the above intersections
as an exact cut-off grade will be determined from final project statistical
evaluations. Moreover, even though the drilling is performed at high angle
to the mineralized structures, the above intersections do not represent
perfect true widths. Such true widths will be computed and integrated in
the final stages of the project modeling.

Individual samples weighting 3kg on average are taken from sawn half core
at +/- 1 meter intervals in the mineralized zones with consideration of the
geological contacts. A rigorous QA/QC program involves the random inclusion
of 10% standards, duplicates and blanks at the sample collection and
preparation stage. The samples are flown to the ALS laboratory in Mali for
analysis by fire assay on 50g pulp samples. The sample preparation
procedure involves the crushing of the entire 3kg sample followed by
quartering to obtain a representative 500g sample which is entirely
pulverized and out of which a 50g sample is isolated for analysis by fire
assay.

The program is being executed by Managem, and all drill core is logged and
sampled under the supervision of Mr. Benyounes Maamar, P. Geol. Philippe
Giaro, P.Geol., President and CEO of SearchGold Resources Inc. and
Qualified Person for SearchGold, has reviewed and approved the content of
this release.

In July 2005, SearchGold signed a strategic $4,200,000 joint venture
agreement on the Bakoudou-Magnima Gold Project with Managem, a successful,
established African-based mining company (www.managem-ona.com). Through its
subsidiaries, Managem operates 6 mines in Morocco and was also involved in
the development of two gold mines in West Africa.

In June 2007, SearchGold announced the appointment of SRK Consulting
(Canada) Inc. (« SRK ») for an engineering mandate concerning the
assistance for the development of the on-going feasibility study on Zone A.
A first site visit by SRK and SearchGold’s management was executed in early
June 2007 in Gabon and Morocco.

About SearchGold Resources Inc. 
SearchGold Resources is a Canadian-based mining exploration company whose
primary mission is to target, explore and develop gold deposits in Africa
and in Canada. The expansion strategy executed in 2006 has set the stage
for the Company’s development in 2007 as this new year will see increased
activity on the new blue-sky properties and the advanced projects as well
as some potential acquisitions.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT http://www.searchgold.ca



SearchGold Resources Inc.
Philippe Giaro, President & CEO
Tel: 32-473-52-30-29
E-mail: phgiaro@skynet.be


DGAP 10.07.2007 
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