Anglo African Oil & Gas plc announced the following changes to its Board of Directors, each with immediate effect. Dexter Ferreira is appointed Non-Executive Director. Dexter has worked in the natural resources sector for over 25 years, namely as a consulting mining engineer and geologist. He is currently a director of Independent Resource Estimations. Tania Maciver is appointed Non-Executive Director. Tania is a knowledgeable global finance professional with over 20 years of buy and sell side experience across many industries, successfully assisting companies with corporate strategy development and capital structuring. Tania is currently COO and Research Analyst at SP Angel Corporate Finance LLP. Both Tania and Dexter are being appointed as non-executive directors in accordance with the agreement under which Forum Energy Services Limited invested in the Company earlier in the year. The new directors are engaged and paid by the Company and have no business interest in Forum. James Cane has agreed to step down as Interim Chief Executive and Finance Director and has left the board. Forum has agreed to provide the services of Paul Forrest as a part-time Interim Financial Officer in a non-board role to provide cost effective assistance for the Company in monitoring and controlling its finances. Paul is the sole director of Forum and has over sixteen years' experience working in finance in the natural resource industry. Sarah Cope and Phil Beck remain on the board as Non-Executive Chair and Non-Executive Director, respectively. In the board's view the current nature of the Company's activities does not presently merit appointing any director in an executive capacity. The Board would like to thank James Cane for his hard work and valuable contribution to AAOG particularly over the last few months.

Forum has agreed in principle to arrange/provide the Company with interim finance of £150,000 before the end of March in order to ensure that AAOG can satisfy its creditors following this date. A further announcement will be made in due course.