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Riverstone Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:RVS)(OTCQX:RVREF)(FRANKFURT:3RV) is pleased to report further results from the drill program on the company’s Karma Project in Burkina Faso, West Africa (see map on website: http://www.riverstoneresources.com/i/maps/110608-100504_GG1_2_Cartoon.jpg). The holes are part of an ongoing RC drill program on the Goulagou I zone of the Karma Project. The program is designed to both fill-in and expand the known mineralization at Goulagou I, which remains open in all directions, especially to the west and at depth.
“The Goulagou I zone continues to expand dramatically,” commented M.D. McInnis. “For Example, Holes 178 and 186 to 189 have encountered a new zone of mineralization along the southern edge of the zone. We are continuing to aggressively drill the deposit to the east and west to determine the limits of the zone. We have not yet tested this deposit at depth below the oxides, but expect that the mineralization continues as it does for the other three deposits that comprise Karma.”
