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White Metal Provides Update and Forms Technical Advisory Committee to Advance Namibian Copper Projects

Management Changes

White Metal Provides Update and Forms Technical

Advisory Committee to Advance Namibian Copper

Projects

Thunder Bay, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - September 10, 2019) -

White Metal Resources Corp. (TSXV: WHM)

("WHM",

"White Metal" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has begun the process of completing its initial permitting

documents, the first step toward beginning its exploration programs, and expects to have them filed with the Namibian

Government (Ministry of Environment and Tourism) in the coming weeks. In addition, the Company has formed a Technical

Advisory Committee ("TAC"), inclusive of several prominent Namibians, to help advance the copper projects.

Commented Michael Stares, President & CEO of White Metal, "We have begun the process of moving the Projects forward with

the preparation of our Environmental Impact Assessment documents in order to obtain our Environmental Clearance Certificates

and begin our exploration activities. In addition, the formation of our Technical Advisory Committee will provide us with boots-on-

the-ground expertise and knowledge in Namibia. I would like to personally thank Ivor, Jan, and Robert for joining the TAC and I

look forward

to working with them."

The formation of the TAC will help guide the future development of its Namibian copper projects (DorWit and Okohongo; see

WHM news releases dated June 18 and July 18, 2019). Members of the committee with a permanent presence in Namibia

include Mr. Ivor Kahimise and Mr. Jan Joubert. Mr. Kahimise will assist the Company with permitting and corporate social

responsibility programs in the areas of the projects. Ivor is from Windhoek, Namibia, has lived there all is life, and worked for the

Namibian Government, Ministry of Mines and Energy as head Geophysicist. With a degree in geophysics, Mr. Kahimise has

more than 30 years of experience, working for numerous mining companies in Namibia and is highly knowledgeable about the

geology and geopolitics of Namibia. Mr. Jan Joubert has lived in Namibia his whole life, except the periods in which he attended

the University of Pretoria for his BSc and MSc in geology and later (1981-1995) when working at the Palabora Cu-Fe-P mine in

South Africa. Mr. Joubert has gained extensive knowledge about the Kalahari Copperbelt in Namibia where he has worked for

numerous exploration and mining companies, including working in the area of the current EPLs held by White Metal. Jan also

has considerable experience in solvent extraction methods (aka, solvent extraction-electrowinning or SX-EW) used for the in-

solution recovery of copper, in this case (heap leach and dilute sulfuric acid.

Mr. Joubert is very knowledgeable in extractive

metallurgy which he learned working at Palabora mine in South Africa.

Also joining the TAC is Mr. Robert Middleton (P.Eng.) who has been an advisor to White Metal since 2015 and has recent

experience working in Namibia. Robert has been a geophysicist for the past 50 years, has worked all over the world as an

advisor and consultant, and has been involved with several public exploration mining companies since 1985. Prior to 1985,

Robert worked at the Ontario Department of Mines, Barringer Research Ltd., Rosario Resources Corp., and Newmont

Exploration of Canada. Mr. Middleton has worked in South Africa (1973 and 2011 to 2015) and in Namibia (2015 to present).

Current board members Michael Stares (President and CEO) and Scott Jobin-Bevans (VP Exploration) will also be joining the

TAC. Michael, who has been involved in the mineral exploration business for over 30 years, started his career with Noranda

Mining and Exploration after which he branched out and started Stares Contracting which still operates today. For the past 10

years Michael has been involved in the formation and operation of several public companies such as Rare Earth Metals (now

Canada Rare Earths) and White Metal. He is currently a board member of Metals Creek Resources and Benton Resources.

Scott Jobin-Bevans has more than 30 years' experience in the mineral exploration industry and in addition to building successful

international consulting firms (Caracle Creek Chile SPA and Caracle Creek International Consulting), has been involved in the

formation and operation of public companies, bringing his past experience from working on African copper belts in Zambia and

the DRC. He is currently a board member of Stroud Resources, Northern Shield Resources, and Vision Lithium, and a Technical

Advisor to Palladium One Mining.

About the Namibian Copper Projects

Exclusive Prospecting Licences 7028, 7029, and 7030 (DorWit or Altan Project), are located about 150 km east of capital city

of Windhoek, Namibia and cover about 65 km of prospective stratigraphy in the Kalahari Copper Belt which extends eastward

into Botswana where several major copper deposits occur and are being financed at present (e.g., Cupric Canyon Capital news

release dated February 25th, 2019). Six historical copper deposits occur within these three licences along with other zones with

anomalous copper in historical drill core intercepts which the Company believes can be expanded upon through future

exploration. Historical resources (Table 1) are contained within these three mining licenses and were published by the

Geological Survey of Namibia (Resources of Namibia, 1999).

Sandfire Resources NL recently announced its bid to acquire MOD Resources Limited for AUS$167 million (see MOD

Resources News Release dated June 25, 2019) whose project is located northeast of the Altan Project, on the Kalahari Copper

Belt in Botswana. The Company views this transaction as validation of the importance of the Kalahari Copperbelt and its

potential to generate substantial copper assets.

Table 1. Historical Mineral Resources from the Witvlei-Dordabis Areas, Namibia

Deposit

Tonnes

Cu (%)

Ag (g/t)

EPL

Dordabis98

290,000

1.70

7030

200,000

0.50

7030

Gemsbokvley214

447,000

1.75

7028

Christiadore104

1,200,000

2.27

7028

Highlight drill holes: 2.5% Cu over 9m; 2.9% Cu over 7m; 3.7% Cu

over 5m

Deposit

Tonnes

Cu (%)

Ag (g/t)

EPL

Okasewa

6,000,000

1.85

7.00

7028

Malachite Pan

2,625,300

1.36

7.47

7029

2,368,400

1.11

6.19

7029

Witvlei Pos

2,850,000

1.52

7029

Witvlei Pos*

9,510,000

*global resource tonnage based on 300m hole

spacing and an extrapolated zone

Exclusive Prospecting Licence 7071 (Okohongo or Taranis Project), covers approximately 19805 ha, including the Okohongo

Copper-Silver Deposit which is known to extend over 600 metres in strike length and up to 400 metres down-dip (see INV

Metals news release dated August 3, 2011). Situated within the Kaoko Belt and hosted by metasedimentary strata, the

Okohongo Deposit is considered analogous with the stratiform sediment-hosted Central African Copperbelt deposits of Zambia

and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Okohongo Deposit contains Inferred Mineral Resources of 10.2 million tonnes

grading 1.12% Cu and 17.75 g/t Ag, using a 0.3% Cu cut-off (Table 2; INV Metals Inc. NI 43-101 Technical Report, Effective

Date March 31, 2011).

Table 2. Historical Mineral Resources from the Okohongo Copper-Silver Project, Namibia.

Cut-off

Tonnes

Cu (%)

Ag (g/t)

Cu (tonnes)

Ag (ounces)