Currie Rose drills 2.25 g/t Au over 5 m at Mwamazengo

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Thursday July 26 2007 - News Release

Mr. Harold Smith reports

CURRIE ROSE RESOURCES INC.: MWAMAZENGO PROSPECT IN TANZANIA CONTINUES TO RETURN GOOD RESULTS

Currie Rose Resources Inc.'s recent phase of drilling on the Mabale Hills project in Tanzania, Africa, which forms part of the Lake Victoria joint venture with Australian-listed Sub-Sahara Resources NL, has been completed and all assay results have been returned.

The results confirm the continuity along strike and down dip at Mwamazengo prospect which forms part of the Mabale project and preparations for a follow-up drilling program have commenced.

The latest results complete the 10-hole reverse circulation/diamond (RC/DD) program (MBND001, MBNR-D002-007 and MBND008-MBND010) totalling 1,144 metres.

Significant gold assay results, that complete reporting for the latest drilling at Mwamazengo, are given in Table 1, and confirm the strike and down dip continuity of mineralization reported previously. See drill plan on the company's website. The possibility of strike extensions to the north and south remains open and will be the focus of the next phase of drilling. The regional RAB program, primarily designed to test ground magnetic anomalies with signatures similar to the Mwamazengo deposit, produced some mildly anomalous gold intercepts near surface (approximately 100 m west of the Mwamazengo deposit) that warrant follow-up work.

A program of IP/resistivity ground geophysics is planned prior to the next phase of drilling, to assist in targeting of drill holes.

Dhahabu

A first pass drill program at the Dhahabu prospect, located five kilometres north of Mwamazengo and comprising seven reverse circulation holes (MBNR024-MBNR030) totalling 780 metres and 23 rotary air blast (RAB) holes (MBNB116-MBNB133 and MBNB181-MBNB183) for a total of 838 metres, was completed. The program was designed to test anomalous gold-in-trench assay results.

Table 1 shows one significant result not previously reported for RC drilling at Dhahabu. The RAB program was abandoned due to steep terrain and inaccessibility. Follow-up exploration will be initiated later in the upcoming drill program.

                               MABALE HILLS

                       SIGNIFICANT DRILL INTERCEPTS

                        (see drill plan on website)

Hole        East-      Nor-   Azi-  Dip  Drill From   To  Inter-  Gold   Prospect

             ing     thing   muth                           val

            (UTM)     (UTM)  (deg- (deg-) type   (m)  (m)    (m)  (g/t)      

                             rees) rees)   

MBND-008  482,271 9,649,826     90   -55     DD    6   11      5   2.25   Mwamazengo

MBND-009  482,294 9,649,738     90   -55     DD    48  49      1   3.40   Mwamazengo

MBND-010  482,236 9,649,738     90   -55     DD    25  27      2   2.40   Mwamazengo

                                                   65  66      1   4.45

MBNR-D003 482,140 9,649,825     90   -55   RC/DD  127 128      1   9.35   Mwamazengo

                                                  131 153     22   2.03

MBNR-D004 482,162 9,649,780     90   -55   RC/DD  116 129     13   3.22   Mwamazengo

MBNR-D006 482,110 9,649,942     90   -55      RC    6   7      1   2.50   Mwamazengo

                                                  150 151      1   1.00

                                                  155 157      2   3.46

                                                  168 173      5   3.91

MBNR-D007 482,100 9,649,905     90   -55      RC  151 154      3  29.43   Mwamazengo

MBNR-026  480,240 9,657,060    270   -60      RC   53  54      1   2.74   Dhahabu

There was no significant intercept in hole MBNR-D005.

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