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Stellar Africagold Completes First Drill Program at Tichka-EST B Zone IN Morocco; GOLD Associated to Dioritic Sill Grading 3.5 G/T GOLD Across a True Width of 155.7 Metres.

Drill Results Exploration Programs

STELLAR AFRICAGOLD COMPLETES FIRST DRILL PROGRAM AT TICHKA-EST B

ZONE IN MOROCCO; GOLD ASSOCIATED TO DIORITIC SILL GRADING 3.5 G/T GOLD

ACROSS A TRUE WIDTH OF 155.7 METRES.

Montreal, October 4 , 202 2– Stellar AfricaGold Inc., (TSX -V: SPX) ("Stellar" or the "Company") is

pleased to announce the results of its initial RC drilling campaign of the B Zone of the Tichka-Est project

in Morocco.

In this campaign 20 RC holes totalling 1,182 metres were attempted. Seven holes were abandoned due

to downhole rock mechanic’s problems, and the azimuth and drilling angle of 5 other holes were changed

during the program as the geologic structure was reinterpreted . Of the completed holes gold

mineralization was encountered in five holes with significant intersections including 3.71 g/t over 9

metres, 3.03 g/t over 6 metres and 3.30 g/t over 4 metres. Additionally, one deep mechanical trench,

240 meters long and up to 3 meters deep, was dug in the rock across the newly interpreted mineralized

structure and assayed an average of 3.5 g/t over 155.7 metres. The program as a whole, in this case

including drilling, road cutting for drill platforms plus additional geological mapping of the mineralized

area, delivered valuable insight into the geological and structural gold associations within the B Zone.

VP Exploration Maurice Giroux comments: “This first drill program was premised on the theory that the

gold was contained in a NE sub-vertical sheared structure. Because this first interpretation of the geology

proved to be incorrect the holes were drilled sub-parallel to and not through the newly interpreted

mineralized structure, and the gold mineralization that was encountered was near the surface in the

upper section of a diorite sill. As the drilling and mapping continued it appeared that the gold may be is

associated with a diorite sub-horizontal intrusion and a new 240-meter trench dug in the rock across the

mineralized structure assayed an impressive average of 3.5 g /t gold over 155.7 metres. While the

initial drill program did not support our first theory of the source of the gold at Zone B it did provide us

with fresh insight into the Zone B’s complex geology. We do consider the overall program to be

encouraging and are looking forward to continuing the exploration at Tichka Est at Zone B with now the

new geological model factored in and also at Zones A and C which also include diorite intrusives.”

Based upon the mapping and trenching to date and drill cuttings observation from this initial RC program,

the geological and structural association of the gold mineralisation appears to be unusual. Within the

diorite, the gold mineralisation is found within numerous vertical oxidised carbonated breccia within an

apparently decametric unaltered horizontal diorite intrusive. The vertical gold bearing brecciated

structures are limited to the upper horizon of a diorite body and are not observed in the intruded rock.

The average attitude of the gold brecciated structures is SSE and is dipping roughly 750W.

The mechanical trench which cut across the vertical mineralized upper diorite body was mapped

carefully and sampled over a length of 240 metres. This sampling is considered to be the equivalent

of a horizontal core drill hole across the entire mineralized section. Within a 155.7 metres long

section of this horizontal exposure, a total of 41 vertical mineralized breccia or oxidized carbonated gold

mineralized structures each averaging 60 cm in width have been counted and the overall sampling

resulted into an average true width of 3.5 g/t Au/155.7 metres (see fig1). Five holes confirm the gold

mineralisation in the diorite near or at the upper contact of the sill and the results are listed in the

following table.

HOLE # FROM – TO (metre) GOLD GRADE

Tb2022r3 12 – 16 3.30 g/t over 4 metres

Tb2022r6 4 – 10 3.03 g/t over 6 metres

Tb2022r15 6 – 12 0.40 g/t over 6 metres

Tb2022r16 1 – 10 3.71 g/t over 9 metres

Tb2022r18 0 – 3 0.51 g/t over 3 metres

Tb2022p01 horizontal

section of mineralized

breccia

75.0 – 230.7

True width

3.5 g/t over 155.7 metres

Fig 1: SSE mineralised section: average of 3.5 g/t over 155.7 metres

Conclusion:

This initial drill program of the B Zone of the Tichka Est project has given Stellar a better understanding

of the unusual mineralisation encountered. The conclusions drawn from the program will be very helpful

in planning the follow-up work that will be necessary to understand this type of structural mineralized

setting and define the extent of this mineralized diorite body.

Technical Information and Quality Control/Quality Assurance Notes

The RC drilling and mechanical trenching was supervised by M. Jacques Marchand, an independent

consulting geologist, Stellar’s project manager and a Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101.

Sample collection was by two experienced senior local geologis ts under the supervision of Yassine

Belakbir, Stellar’s Director in Morocco and by Dr. Ali Saquaque, Stellar’s Technical Advisor for Africa.

The samples were bagged at the sampling site and stored in safe areas until being transported to African

Laboratory for Mining and Environment (“Afrilab”) in Marrakech for analysis.

A total of 639 samples were sent to Afrilab in Marrakech for this program . This number included 11

standards, 12 duplicates and 12 blanks samples that were added to the batch for the purpose of quality

control, and all were well within the acceptable limits.

About Tichka Est Project, Morroco

The Tichka Est gold project, comprising seven permits aggregating 82 square kilometres, is in the High

Atlas Mountain region of Morocco approximately 80 kilometres south-southwest of Marrakech, a region

easily accessible year-round via national and regional roads to the village of Analghi located near the

mineralized gold zone. F ollow up on gold sampling results reported by ONHYM lead Stellar to the

discovery of 4 extensive gold mineralized structures A, B and C and recently C2.

ABOUT STELLAR AFRICAGOLD INC.

Stellar AfricaGold Inc. is a Canadian precious metal exploration company listed on the TSX Venture

Exchange symbol TSX.V: SPX, the OTCQB® Venture Market symbol OTCQB: STLXF, the Tradegate

Exchange TGAT: 6YP1 and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange FSX: 6YP1.

The Company maintains offices in Vancouver, BC and in Montreal, QC and has a representative office

in Casablanca, Morocco.

Stellar’s principal exploration projects are its gold discovery at the Tichka Est Gold Project in Morocco,

and the Namarana gold Project in Mali.

The Tichka Est Gold Project is a grouping of seven permits covering an area of 82 km2. The Tichka Est

Property lies within the High Atlas Western Domain about 80 km SSW of the city of Marrakech. The

area is accessible year-round by road to the village of Analghi located near the mineralized gold zone.

The mineralized zone is accessible via an eight-kilometer gravel mountain road constructed by Stellar.

Stellar also holds the drill ready Namarana Gold Project in Mali. Namarana is a 52 Km2 that is 100%

owned by Ste llar’s Mali subsidiary, Stellar Pacific Mali SARL. Namarana is located 130 km NW of

Bamako in the Kankaba Circle of the Koulikoro district.

The technical content of this press release has been reviewed and approved by M. Jacques Marchand

B. Sc. Eng. / Engineer Geology, a Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101.

Stellar’s President J. François Lalonde can be contacted at 514 -994-0654 or by email at

[email protected].

Additional information is available on the Company’s website at www.stellarafricagold.com.

On Behalf of the Board

J. François Lalonde

J. François Lalonde

President & CEO

This release contains certain "forward -looking information" under applicable Canadian securities laws concerning the

Arrangement. Forward-looking information reflects the Company’s current internal expectations or beliefs and is based on

information currently available to the Company. In some cases forward-looking information can be identified by terminology

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assumptions are based on factors and events that are not within the control of the Company, and there is no assurance they

will prove to be correct or accurate. Risk factor s that could cause actual results to differ materially from those predicted

herein include, without limitation: that the business prospects and opportunities of the Company will not proceed as

anticipated; changes in the global prices for gold or certain o ther commodities (such as diesel, aluminum and electricity);

changes in U.S. dollar and other currency exchange rates, interest rates or gold lease rates; risks arising from holding

derivative instruments; the level of liquidity and capital resources; acce ss to capital markets, financing and interest rates;

mining tax regimes; ability to successfully integrate acquired assets; legislative, political or economic developments in the

jurisdictions in which the Company carries on business; operating or technica l difficulties in connection with mining or

development activities; laws and regulations governing the protection of the environment; employee relations; availability

and increasing costs associated with mining inputs and labour; the speculative nature of exploration and development;

contests over title to properties, particularly title to undeveloped properties; and the risks involved in the exploration,

development and mining business. Risks and unknowns inherent in all projects include the inaccuracy of estimated reserves

and resources, metallurgical recoveries, capital and operating costs of such projects, and the future prices for the relevant

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