CORRECTION FROM SOURCE/Majescor and Vaaldiam form Joint Venture on the Brauna Diamond Project in Brazil.

MONTREAL -- An error has occurred in the headline of Majescor's press release sent earlier today. It should be read "Vaaldiam" instead of "Vaaldium". A complete and corrected version follows:

Majescor Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:MAJ) has formed a joint venture with Vaaldiam Resources Ltd. through which Vaaldiam has acquired a 60% equity interest in the Brauna diamond project in the state of Bahia, Brazil. The Brauna project is comprised of three exploration concessions which encompass 14 known kimberlite  occurrences consisting of pipes that are associated with an extensive kimberlite dyke system. The kimberlites were discovered by De Beers Brasil Ltda. in the early 1990s during a large scale reconnaissance sampling program over a portion of the San Francisco craton in Bahia state. De Beers completed a limited surface sampling program on the kimberlites, which demonstrated that 13 of the 14 kimberlites on the Brauna property are diamondiferous. The largest diamonds recovered from individual samples were 0.312 carats (from a sample of kimberlite) and 0.495 carats (from an alluvial sample). All of the samples were less than 5 cubic metres in volume.

Three diamondiferous kimberlite pipes, or blows along the fissure system, have been discovered to date. Based only on the surface exposures, the pipes range in surface area from 0.50 hectares at the Brauna 7 pipe, to 2.5 hectares at the Brauna 4 pipe. Only one of the pipes has been tested by drilling. Surface exposures of kimberlite within the fissure systems indicate widths ranging from 0.7 metres at the Brauna 6 occurrence, to 5 metres at the Brauna 8 occurrence. Exploration sampling has traced the kimberlite fissure system over a distance of 15 kilometers.

Diamonds were first discovered in the area in the end of 19th century, in alluvial gravels associated with the Itapicuru River, situated on the Brauna property. Diamonds up to 7 carats in size have been reported to have been recovered by garimpeiro miners from gravels within the Itapicuru River. All of the alluvial diamond deposits appear to be spacially associated with the Brauna kimberlites and highlight the potential of the kimberlites in the area. Vaaldiam is currently designing an initial exploration program to test the potential of the Brauna kimberlites, which will involve both drilling and surface sampling of the kimberlites to assess the diamond grade and value associated with the deposits.

Vaaldiam acquired a 60% interest in the Brauna property under the terms of a purchase agreement with Majescor, whereby Vaaldiam paid De Beers Brasil the sum of C$300,000 on behalf of Majescor which represented the balance owed by Majescor under the terms of a purchase agreement between De Beers and Majescor involving the Brauna project. In addition, and subject to regulatory approval, Vaaldiam will issue a total of 150,000 common shares to Majescor.

Andre Audet, Chairman and CEO of Majescor says "We are pleased to have attracted a quality partner such as Vaaldiam on our Brauna diamond project in Brazil. We will benefit from their knowledge and experience as established operators in this country."

Majescor is a well funded exploration company with a large portfolio of diamond projects in Quebec, Nunavut and the Northwest Territories in Canada, and in the USA, Brazil and Madagascar.

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