Desert Gold Clarifies Technical Disclosure

June   12,   2015:   Desert   Gold   Ventures   Inc.   (TSX-­‐V   symbol:   DAU)   (“Desert   Gold”   or   the “Company”)  reports  that  as  a  result  of  a  review  by  the  British  Columbia  Securities  Commission, the  Company  is  issuing  the  following  news  release  to  clarify  the  Company’s  previous  disclosure.

Some  information,  pertaining  to  the  Barani  East  Prospect,  Kenieba  District,  Western  Mali  (the “Mali   Project”)   in   previous   Company   news   releases   included   disclosure   of   technical information  that  was  not  compliant  with  the  standards  of  disclosure  for  mineral  projects  as  set out  by  National  Instrument  43-­‐101  Standards  of  Disclosure  for  Mineral  Projects  (“NI   43-­‐101”) and  as  a  result  could  be  misleading.

The  Company  specifically  retracts  the  statement  in  its  September  17,  2014  news  release  that uses  the  designation  “orebody”  because  it  implies  technical  feasibility  and  economic  viability that  should  only  be  attributed  to  mineral  reserves.

The   Company   clarifies   the   statement   in   its   September   17,   2014   news   release   that   discloses results  of  an  economic  analysis  without  prominent  cautionary  language  that  states  that  mineral resources  that  are  not  mineral  reserves  and  do  not  have  demonstrated  economic  viability.    The Company  should  have  included  this  cautionary  language  because  of  the  current  status  of  the  NI 43-­‐101-­‐compliant  work  completed  on  the  Mali  Project.

The   Company   clarifies   the   statement   in   its   September   17,   2014   news   release   that   discloses results  of  a  preliminary  economic  assessment  (“PEA”)  without  prominent  cautionary  language that  states  that  the  PEA  is  preliminary  in  nature,  it  includes  inferred  mineral  resources  that  are considered   too   speculative   geologically   to   have   the   economic   considerations   applied   to   them that  would  enable  them  to  be  categorized  as  mineral  reserves,  and  there  is  no  certainty  that  the results  of  the  PEA  will  be  realized.    The  Company  should  have  included  this  cautionary  language because  of  the  current  status  of  the  NI  43-­‐101-­‐compliant  work  completed  on  the  Mali  Project.

The  Company  specifically  retracts  the  statement  in  its  March  10,  2015  news  release  that  sums inferred   resources   with   other   classes   of   mineral   resources   because   NI   43-­‐101   specifically prohibits  adding  inferred  mineral  resources  to  other  categories  of  mineral  resources.

The   Company   intends   to   amend   the   report   titled   “A   Technical   Report   on   the   Barani   East Prospect,  Kenieba  District,  Western  Mali”,  dated  September  16,  2014,  (the  “Amended  Report”) to   be   in   compliance   with   NI   43-­‐101,   which   Amended   Report   will   be   filed   on   SEDAR   when available.

The   Company’s   previously   disclosed   mineral   resource   estimates   on   the   Barani   East   prospect and  preliminary  economic  assessment  should  not  be  relied  on  until  such  time  as  a  NI  43-­‐101 compliant  technical  report  has  been  prepared  which  supports  the  disclosed  mineral  resource estimates  and  preliminary  economic  assessment.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

“Ayub Khan”

Ayub Khan, Chief Executive Officer Desert Gold Ventures Inc.

+1 (604) 592 6881

For further information please visit our website www.desertgold.ca or information available on www.SEDAR.com under the Company’s profile.

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