Simba Completes Ground Exploration Program, Miyove Gold Project, Rwanda

Simba Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE:SGD)(FRANKFURT:S7G) ("Simba" or the "Company") is
pleased to announce that a comprehensive surface exploration program has been
completed at its Miyove Gold Project in Rwanda, Africa.


The surface exploration program commenced on October 12th and continued until
early December. The program consisted of extensive soil and rock sampling, a
ground magnetic survey, and detailed geological mapping. A total of 1243 soil
samples and 134 rocks samples were collected and a total of 100 line kilometres
of ground magnetics were completed. The entire property was mapped in detail.
All samples have been submitted to the lab for analysis; data is pending.


The results of the program will provide sufficient information for designing a
drill program, to commence in 2012, which will assess the structural continuity
of the various known gold zones.


The program was conducted by UTM Exploration Services Ltd. of Smithers, British
Columbia under the direction of Richard Beck VP of UTM Exploration.


The Miyove Gold Project is being managed by A. Armitage, Ph.D., P.Geol. Dr.
Armitage is a Director and the Senior Technical Advisor of Simba Gold, and is
the Qualified Person, as defined by NI 43-101, for the Miyove Gold Project. Dr.
Armitage has reviewed and approved the technical content if this news release.


Assays 

Samples collected for soil and rock geochemistry are shipped to ALS Laboratory's
(ALS) sample preparation facility in Mwanza Tanzania. Rock samples submitted to
this lab are prepared for shipping by logging into the ALS system, prepared by
drying, crush to appropriate particle size and representatively split to a
smaller size for shipping. In the case of soil samples, samples are prepared by
drying, sieved to the appropriate sample size and split to a smaller size for
shipping. The prepped samples are shipped to the main North American laboratory
in North Vancouver, BC for final pulverizing and analysis. Rock samples will be
analyzed for gold by fire assay (FA) with an atomic absorption finish (AA) on 30
gram samples; all rock samples having more than 1,000 ppm gold will be
re-assayed by FA and a gravimetric finish. Soil samples will be analyzed for
gold by aqua regia digestion on a 15 gram sample; samples with a gold analysis
over-limit will be reanalyzed by FA with an AA finish. In addition, each rock
and soil sample is sent for multi-element analysis by the ICP-MS method.


About the Miyove Project 

The Miyove Gold Project comprises 2,937 hectares and is located in the northern
portion of Rwanda, approximately 65 kilometres from the capital city of Kigali.
Infrastructure at the property includes excellent road access, water and
commercial power access. The project consists of an exploration license issued
by the Ministry of Forestry and Mines, in the Republic of Rwanda. The license
(license 20/16/03/05) was originally issued August 10, 2006 and has been renewed
until March 23, 2014.


The Miyove Gold Project is underlain by rocks of the Central African
Mesoproterozoic aged Kibara Belt which extends in a north easterly direction
from the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) through Rwanda,
to the southern portion of Uganda. The Kibaran geology on the property consists
of shale, siltstone, sandstone, and rare conglomerate units which have defined
simple anticlinal and synclinal fold structures. Mineralization is associated
with multiple NW-SE trending structures hosting gold-bearing quartz veins and
stockworks. Associated wall rock alteration is comprised of kaolinization and
iron oxidation.


The Miyove Project comprises three mineralized zones referred to as Karenda,
Baradega and Masogwe, all of which lie along a northwest-southeast mineralized
trend which extends for six kilometres. Three types of structurally controlled
gold mineralization has been identified and includes, stringer-vein zones,
silicified (quartz) and ferruginous shales, and less frequently, quartz veins
with varying amounts of iron oxides and hydroxides (in the weathering crust).
The host rocks are commonly shale, and to a lesser extent, sandstones. A forth
type of gold mineralization has been identified on the property and includes
alluvial and deluvial placers.


The gold deposit type being targeted on the Miyove Project is similar to the
Twangiza Gold Mine (Banro Corporation) in South Kivu province, DRC which is also
hosted in the Kibara belt. In the Twangiza deposit gold mineralization is hosted
within mudstones, siltstones, greywackes and porphyries along the crest of a
major anticlinal structure and limb-parallel structures. The Twangiza deposit
contains Proven and Probable Oxide Mineral Reserves of 1.13 Moz of gold at 2.26
g/t. In addition the deposit contains a Measured and Indicated Oxide Resource of
1.3 Moz gold at 2.3 g/t and a Measured and Indicated Non-Oxide Resource of 4.3
Moz gold at 1.5 g/t (all reserve and resource numbers are 43-101 compliant and
have been extracted from recent reports completed for Banro Corp. and are
available at www.sedar.com).


To date in 2011, Simba has completed 2,300 metres of drilling on the property,
focusing primarily on the Karenda zone. Highlights include:




--  Hole MY-11-02: 24.69 m averaging 0.61 g/t gold, including 7.54 m
    averaging 1.12 g/t gold 
--  Hole MY-11-05: 5.58 m averaging 1.21 g/t gold, including 2.57 m
    averaging 2.15 g/t gold  



The Miyove Gold Project is being managed by A. Armitage, Ph.D., P.Geol. Dr.
Armitage is a Director and the Senior Technical Advisor of Simba Gold, and is
the Qualified Person, as defined by NI 43-101, for the Miyove Gold Project. Dr.
Armitage has reviewed and approved the technical content if this news release.


About Simba Gold Corp. 

Simba Gold Corp. is an exploration company focused on the development of quality
gold assets in Rwanda, Africa. Simba owns 12% of Rogi Mining Limited ("Rogi")
and has an option to purchase up to 100% over five years. Rogi owns three
properties in Rwanda, with the principal asset being the Miyove Gold Project
which comprises 2,937 hectares over the largest historic gold-producing area in
the country. 


For additional information on Simba Gold Corp., please visit www.simbagoldcorp.com.

On behalf of the Board of Directors

Werner Ullman, President and CEO

Simba Gold Corp.

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