HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA--(Marketwire - July 28, 2010) - Walter Henry, President and CEO of Frontline Gold Corporation ("Frontline") (TSX VENTURE:FGC) announces that the preliminary reconnaissance RAB drill program, termite mound sampling and mapping and sampling of old workings has identified two substantial mineralized trends and will assist in the identification of diamond drill targets at Frontline's 100% owned Niaouleni Gold Project ("Niaouleni") in South Mali, West Africa.

Highlights

• Significant RAB Intersections: 4 metres @ 3.81 g/tonne; 4 metres @ 3.24 g/tonne; 4 metres @ 1.15 g/tonne; 4 metres @ 1.21 g/tonne; 8 metres @ 1.82 g/tonne including 2 metres @ 5.63 g/tonne; 4 metres @ 2.12 g/tonne
• Lebre Plateau, South Niaouleni and Kangou Moussa mineralized areas structurally connected over six kilometres
• New mineralized structural trend in the Lebre Plateau
• Goingoindougou confirmed as independent gold-mineralized area
• Numerous additional targets identified for follow up.

Commentary

"Our preliminary reconnaissance RAB (Rotary Air Blast) drill program has met all of our expectations" said President and CEO, Walter Henry. "When the RAB drill results are interpreted together with the historic drill data, artisinal pit sampling, orpaillage zones mapping and our own soil and termite mound geochemistry, we will have identified a number of targets for diamond drilling.

The Lebre Plateau, South Niaouleni and Kangou Moussa mineralized areas are interpreted as being structurally connected over six kilometres strike length.  Additionally, the Goingoindougou mineralized area in the southeastern area of the permits has been confirmed as an independent gold-mineralized area. A further new gold-mineralized trend has been identified in the Lebre Plateau (see map attached).

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We have commissioned a new NI 43-101 compliant Technical Report by ACA Howe International Limited which will include a comprehensive integration of these new and historic results, and recommendations for a fall program of follow-up exploration including a targeted diamond drilling campaign. The report will be delivered by August 31, 2010."

Reconnaissance RAB Drill Program

Frontline has completed the preliminary reconnaissance RAB drill program on its 94 Km² Niaouleni property in South Mali, Africa including the four areas of historical artisanal workings known as the Lebre Plateau, Niaouleni Sud (South Niaouleni), Kankou Moussa and Goingoindougou gold-mineralized areas. 173 holes (9521 metres) were drilled to depths varying between 10 and 90 metres.

In the northwest and central parts of the Niaouleni Permits area, the Lebre Plateau, South Niaouleni and Kankou Moussa gold-mineralized areas are interpreted as being structurally connected over six kilometres strike length along a northeast to southwest trend. An additional area is currently indicated from termite mound sampling to extend two kilometres to the North from Kankou Moussa. This interpreted gold-mineralized trend is open to the north and at depth. A recently discovered region of ancient artisanal working is located along the same trend about 600 metres to the north of the interpreted area. These artisanal workings occur in a tree-covered lateritic plateau and are marked by a strong, coherent termite mound anomaly. This gold-mineralized area extends for 600 metres with a width of 200 metres. The newly discovered mineralized area in the Lebre Plateau area occurs farther north along the trend, on the opposite side of a 500 metre wide river valley. The workings extend an additional 600 metres to the north with a width of 200-300 metres. These areas of former artisanal activity were not known to the local mining community, indicating their considerable age.

In the southeast region of the permits area Goingoindougou is confirmed as an independent gold-mineralized area. RAB drilling returned intersections of 2.12 g/t Au over 4.0 metres, and 1.82 g/t Au over 8 metres including 5.63 g/t Au over 2 metres.

RAB Methodology

Samples were collected at the exit of the drill cyclone with plastic buckets resulting in 50 kg of material. The cyclone is blown clean by the drill operator between samples. Each sample is split with a high capacity splitter until an average of three kg sample for assay is obtained. The excess material is poured as heaps of cuttings on the ground in a systematic down-hole line for logging by a geologist. For the quality control of assays, every 50^th sample is duplicated, every 25^th sample of the batch to be submitted to the lab corresponds alternatively to a blank or standard sample. All samples are bagged, numbered and sealed. The samples are then transported by truck to the exploration camp under the direction and supervision of the supervising geologist. The secured samples are packed in rice bags and shipped directly by truck to Bamako with a sample shipment control form. Samples are recorded upon receipt at the ALS Chemex ABILAB Laboratory and then assayed for gold by fire assay method with absorption atomic finish.

The program is being carried out in field by Mamadou Diallo the project Senior Geologist under the supervision of Marie-France Dikizeyeko, Exploration Country Manager.

Frontline is a Mali focused gold exploration company with experienced management, a solid exploration team and a promising new African gold project offering investors an excellent opportunity. 

Please visit our website at www.frontlinegold.com for the most recent presentation. 

On Behalf of the Board,

Walter Henry, President & CEO 

This press release includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements". All statements in this release, other than statements of historical facts, that address future exploration drilling, exploration activities and events or developments that the Company expects, are forward looking statements. Although the Company believes the expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, such statements are not guarantees of future performance and actual results or developments may differ materially from those in forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements include market prices, exploitation and exploration successes, continued availability of capital and financing, and general economic, market or business conditions.