Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. announced the Phase 2 diamond drilling program has commenced at its wholly owned Kenville Gold Property, located near the city of Nelson, in south-eastern British Columbia. This program is contracted for 10,000 metres (32,825 feet) to Full Force Drilling Ltd. and will test three separate and distinct mineralized zones present on the Kenville Mine property.-The Porphyry Copper/Gold Zone The presence of widespread prospective copper mineralization with associated gold and silver values, within a large body of diorite intrusive rock is suggestive of a typical environment for the emplacement of a classic alkaline porphyry deposit. The continued exploration for an economic body of porphyry-style mineralization is a priority focus for the upcoming 2008 field season. Geophysical and geochemical results indicate that the porphyry copper/gold zone extends over 1,100 meters (3,608 feet) north/south and 700 meters (2,296 feet) to the east/west and is open to expansion to the north and east.-The Eagle Gold Vein The Eagle gold vein is situated within the western portion of the property, related to and lying at the base of the porphyry system. The vein system has a currently known strike length of 150 metres and is open to the north, south and to depth.

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Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. announced the 2008 exploration program, which will begin on or before May 1, 2008, will consist of a 10 thousand meter drill program contracted with Full Force Drilling Ltd. and a geophysical program by Insight Geophysics Inc. of Oakville, Ontario. The Insight Geophysical program will consist of approximately 18 line km of gradient I.P. surveying (approx. 8 km to the north and approx. 10 km to the east) and 5 Insight Sections. The geophysical surveys are designed to extend both porphyry copper-gold and gold-quartz vein systems known to be present at the Kenville property. The 2008 Insight program will extend the known 1,000+ meter (3,214 feet) porphyry copper/gold zone to the north; further define the extent of the newly discovered Eagle Creek gold vein to the north, south and to depth and lastly, re-define the existing multiple underground gold and silver bearing quartz vein systems on the eastern Kenville Mine portion of the property. The underground gold bearing veins have renewed economical potential with gold at $1,000 per ounce.