Superior Mining International Corporation announced that it has prepared a geological and technical report on its Mangalisa Project located in the Free State Goldfield in South Africa's Witwatersrand Basin. The Mangalisa gold-uranium project is located approximately 10 kilometers north from the Masimong gold mine opened in 1987 by Anglo American Plc and now operated by Harmony Gold Ltd. The report has been written to the standard outlined by national instrument 43-101-standards of disclosure for Mineral Projects (NI 43-101) reporting guidelines. The report was prepared by Ingram Consulting, located in Johannesburg, South Africa. The report provides a detailed review of the geology and exploration history of the Mangalisa property, and the company's exploration activities over two drilling campaigns in 2009 and 2010, together with recommendations for further work. The report was authored by Mr. Robert H. Ingram, PriSciNat, Geological Consultant, and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. The company seeks to carry out the additional drilling, referred to as the 'proximal target phase', as soon as possible. The company proposes to drill a fan array of boreholes targeting the auriferous proximal facies of the Eldorado-fan type deposit. These so-called 'mother and daughter holes' will allow an assessment of the geological structure, dip continuity, extent and tenor of the gold mineralization. The company announced that Mike Andrews has resigned as director of the company to pursue other interests. Mr. Andrews remains as a substantial shareholder of the company.