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Rift Valley Resources Corp.

Rift Valley Resources Corp. Investors - Forward Looking Statements. Rift Valley Resources Corp.

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Rift Valley Resources Corp.

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  1. Rift Valley Resources Corp.

  2. Investors - Forward Looking Statements Rift Valley Resources Corp. This website of Rift Valley Resources Corp. contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Canadian Securities Legislation and the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "anticipated", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". Rift Valley Resources Corp. is subject to significant risks and uncertainties which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation. Rift Valley Resources Corp. cannot assure investors that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statements and Rift Valley Resources Corp. assumes no obligation to update or revise the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation to reflect actual events or new circumstances.

  3. Rift Valley Resources Corp. LOCATION PROJECT The Claims are located in the Omenica Mining Division in north-central British Columbia at Latitude 56 degrees 4 minutes north and Longitude 125 degrees 21 minutes west and is approximatel 780 kilometers north of Vancouver and 300 kilometers NW of the city of Prince George. The Cat prospect is located on Cat Mountain, lies near Usilika Lake, just east of the contact between Takla Group volcanic rocks and the eastern edge of the Hogem Intrusive Complex.

  4. Rift Valley Resources Corp. 溢金谷公司- 猫山项目 泰克公司 Lorraine勘探项目 The property is strategically located approximately 16 kilometers north of Tech/ Cominco’s Lorraine Copper/ Gold deposit.

  5. 东部断裂 奥斯林卡(Osilinka) 断裂 中部断裂 西部端丽 品奇(Pinchi )断裂 Rift Valley Resources Corp. 猫山勘探区 劳润(LORRAINE)勘探区 品奇(Pinchi) Name: Cat Mountain Commodities: Gold, Copper, Silver Deposit Types: LO3- Alkalic porphyry Cu- Au REGIONAL MAGNETICS：CENTRAL HOGEM BATHOLITH

  6. Rift Valley Resources Corp. History Information provided by the sellers along with property exploration assessment reports filed with the British Columbia Ministry of Mines and Petroleum Resources provide the following history of the claims: To date more than $5,000,000 has been spent by previous owners and the Sellers on the Cat claims. Expenditures have included a 3D IP program and diamond drilling. The Cat Mountain property has indentified high grade gold mineralization from historic and recent ground survey and drilling with established large numbers of gold mineralization area and priority targets. Gold was originally discovered on the summit of Cat Mountain in the 1940’s and since that time a number of exploration programs have been carried out on the property by various owners including BP Resources and Lysander Minerals between 1989 and 1995. The gold was found to be in quartz- magnetite veins which were tested by trenching and several short diamond drill holes in 1979. comprehensive programs were carried out in the late 1980’s and through out the 1990’s. it was not until the 1990’s copper/gold exploration boom in BC that major exploration programs were carried out on the Claims.

  7. Rift Valley Resources Corp. History In 1993, Lysander Gold Corporation owned the property and retained Paul Richardson Ph.D. P. Eng to asses the gold potential of the Cat Property (Claims) and design a program to investigate the potential. A first stage diamond drill program was proposed for 1994. In 2007 Cadillac Mining Corp (“Cadillac”) completed an option agreement with Lysander Minerals Corp to acquire a 50% in the Cat Mountain project by spending $2,000,000. A February 2008 Cadillac news release annouced the results of its October 2007 diamond drill program. Cadillac drilled 7 holes to test a northerly trending copper/ gold geochemical anomaly. (it was noted that the intercept included max values of 9.9% Copper, 5.8 grams per tonne Gold and 0.09% Cobalt over 1.5 metres). a) Copper 5.7% b) Gold 3.1 grams per tonne c) Silver 4.6 grams per tonne d) Cobalt 500 parts per million

  8. Rift Valley Resources Corp. History Diamond drill holes 0-18 and 07-24 intersected mineralization over widths ranging from 1.5 o 3.5 meters, which returned values of 1.5% and 1.9% Copper, 2.1g/t Gold, 16g/t Silver and 850 ppm for Cobalt. Mr. Barry Price MSC., P. Geo., Consulting Geologist advises that to date “The best drill intercept has been 100 meters of 1.37 grams gold. Higher grade intercepts have been common over 5-210 meters in other holes.”

  9. Rift Valley Resources Corp. North View Cat Mtn Bet Gold Zone Hoffman Zone Megacrystic Syenite Inzana Lake Fm Hogem (Thane) Witch Lake Fm Breccia Hoffman Fault

  10. Rift Valley Resources Corp. OVERVIEW, Looking North Hoffman Zone Hogem Batholith IP BET Gold Zone Mag Witch lake Fm

  11. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Soil And IP Map

  12. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Cat Mountain Looking East Bet showing 1 opt Au Magnetite Ridge SYENITE DIKE SYENITE DIKE 51m 1.0 gpt Au BM VEIN 122m 1.1 gpt Au 198N BET BRECCIA 100m 1.37 gpt Au F 47m 0.26 gpt 26m 0.87 gpt Sample data from Richardson 1994,1995. Photo by Fox 2004

  13. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Previous Work • 1989 – 47km grid, mag & soils, 552m DDH 89 1-7 • 1990 BP – IP, mag, mapping, 2165m DD 90 1-14 • 1991 BP – 2122m DD 91 15-29 • 1992 BP – airborne mag survey • 1994 LYS – 465m DD, 94 1-3 (PWR) • 1995 LYS – 178m DD 95 4-7 (PWR) • 2004 LYS – 1170m DD 04 8-9, digital comp • 2005 LYS – 1447m DD 05 10-17, IP, soils, roads • 2007 Cadillac – 1290m DD 07 18-24 • 2008 Cadillac – mag survey Magnetite lodes discovered 1940’s – trenching 1957 Croyden Mines – trenching / two short DDH 1972 Bet #1 claim staked by A. Gerun – mapping, mag survey 1975 staked by BP Resources – soil sampling, mapping 1976 BP- 100 km grid, soil sampling. 6km IP 1977 BP – two EX DDH 315m 1979 BP – 214m EX DD 7 holes 1986 LYS and BP joint venture

  14. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Breccia ADVANCEDPROPYLITIC PROPYLITICALTERATION Syenite dike

  15. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Model Base metal veins Propylitic Alteration:ep-chl-carb-mag Breccia Kfsp alteration Inner advanced propylitic: hnde-ep-chl-carb-mag-hem Fluid saturated syenite magmas GOLD ZONE 1-2km Deep magma source saturated with carbonic fluids CO2/H2O fluids >>LILE’s, hi O2

  16. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Summary The Cat Mountain property appears to be a substantial property with established exploration and diamond drill targets as there are very large magnetic and IP signature. These targets include： a) high grade Magnetic Skarns with Copper and Gold (visible gold) b) a classic alkalic porphyry at depth

  17. Picture of Cat Mountain Rift Valley Resources Corp. View of workings on Cat Mountain prospect: looking north (Photo by Fox 2004)

  18. Picture of Cat Mountain Rift Valley Resources Corp.

  19. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Further Exploration Suggestion Barry Price MSc P. Geo., has suggested that further exploration should include: a) additional electromagnetometer and magnetometer surveys similar to the one carried out in 2008 & 2011. please see attached maps Cat Mountain Project 2008 & 2011 Ground Mag Surveys as well as Cadillac Mining Corp Osilink (Cat Mountain) Project – Total Field magnetics with drill collars and Cadillac Mining Corp. Calculated Vertical Gradient b) additional deep induced polarization (I.P.) surveys c ) additional historic and present day data research and compilation d ) additional diamond drilling on a regular grid basis

  20. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Executive Team Craig Robson – Director and CEO Craig is a self-employed management consultant with over 35 years experience in various aspects of the resource industry markets. Craig’s background includes terms as an Investment Advisor as well as Director and Senior Vice President of Compliance and Risk Management for national brokerage firm C.M. Oliver and Company Ltd. In addition, Craig was employed as an investigator for the BC Superintendent Brokers Real Estate and Insurance (now the BC Securities Commission) For the last 12 years Craig has been a founder, director, officer and or consultant to various private and publicly listed companies. Bill Grossholz CA - Director and CFO Mr. Grossholz has been a Chartered Accountant for 30 years and has a strong financial , administration, accounting and tax background. He was a founder and Chief Financial Officer for businesses in the construction, development, resource exploration and telecommunications sectors. Mr. Grossholz operated a successful Chartered Accountancy practice in Vancouver for 14 years and was a Senior Business Auditor for the Canada Revenue Agency for two years.

  21. Rift Valley Resources Corp. Executive Team Sam Peng - Director Sam is the founder and President of the Canada Chinese Investors and Entrepreneurs Association, a business network of Chinese investors in Canada, which connects investors and businesses together with a large network of investment professionals in Canada and China. In addition he has over 15 years of experience working in the mining industry with Metallurgical Construction Corp. Ltd. subsidiary MCCE, a mining and heavy duty equipment R & D Company before moving to Canada in 2001. While employed with MCCE Sam was actively involved in the operation and leadership of MCC's production planning, mine construction and engineering. Mr. Peng holds a bachelor's degree in mining engineering from the Beijing University of Iron and Steel (now Beijing University of Science and Technology). Warren Robb P. Geo - Vice President Exploration Mr. Robb graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1987 with a Bachelor of Science in Geology Mr. Robb has worked for both senior and junior mining companies and has extensive operational and drill program management experience ranging from small preliminary testing to expansive programs for ore reserve definition to mining operations. Mr. Robb has experience in a variety of mineral deposit types, including porphyry copper-gold, epithermal and mesothermal gold vein systems, volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits, skarn deposits, diamond bearing kimberlites and diamond bearing alluvial gravels. Mr. Robb has managed exploration programs for precious and base metals throughout Canada, the United States, China, Africa and South America. Don Bragg - Vice President Field Operations Don has over 50 years in field exploration experience including prospecting, property examinations, topographical and geological mapping, geochemistry and geophysics as well as camp management. In addition he has taught field procedures for the Geochemical Explorations Section of the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. Don is also a Director of the Association for Mineral Exploration of British Columbia (AME BC)

  22. Investors – Corporate Info Rift Valley Resources Corp. • Auditor: Manning Elliott LLP Chartered Accountants 11th Floor - 1050 West Pender Street  Vancouver, BC V6E 3S7 • Canada Legal Counsel: Davis LLP 2800 - 666 Burrard Street  Vancouver, BC V6C 2Z7 • China Legal Counsel: Beijing Rainmaker Law Firm 422 A tower 26 Yuetan North Street, Xicheng District Beijing China (100045)

  23. Rift Valley Resources Corp. CONTACT US • Vancouver (Head Office) • 500 – 900 West Hastings St. • Vancouver, BC V6C 1E5 • Canada • Phone: (778) 329-9630 • Fax: (778) 329-9626 • Craig Robson: craig@riftvalley.ca • Bill Grossholz: bill@riftvalley.ca Toronto Office： Bay 33, Suite 4412, Toronto, ON M5J 2Z3 Contact: Tom Yong Cui • Phone: (416) 637 -7012 • Mobile: (647) 778- 8150 beidoumining@hotmail.com Beijing Office： 409 A tower 26 Yuetan North Street, Xicheng District Beijing China (100045) Contact: Luan Zhengming Phone: +86-10-585 653 88/585 655 32 Mobile: +13911170064 Fax: +86-10-585 689 18/19 beidoumining@hotmail.com Investor Relations Gale Capital Corp. 4644 Woodgrove Place West Vancouver, BC V7S 2W9 Contact: Mike Rowsome Phone: (604) 306-1948 mike@galecapital.ca

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