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Enhanced Satellite Image of the Alto De Lipangue. The golden areas on the Plateau show partially where the 140 square kilometers of potential mineralization lies.

SHAREHOLDER UPDATE
July 12, 2007
Dear Shareholders:

We are presently negotiating with more than 12 major companies, some of the world’s largest, with sincere interest in developing our Alto de Lipangue properties in Chile. Many of these entities are co-sharing their proposals, reducing the number to 5 or so groupings.

While the negotiations continue, each of these entities, being public companies, has entered Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreements with Medinah, not permitting us to reveal their identities or significant details at this point of time.

Each of the proposed Joint Venture companies has been provided “term sheets” for negotiating purposes. As well, we have also had discussions with “investment bankers” who have expressed an interest in funding Medinah by purchasing a percentage interest in our properties and Medinah would proceed with the development. We are encouraged and confident the company is closer to the fruition of these efforts than at any time in the past year. We cannot predict exactly a completion date.

During the past year, we have enhanced our property by the acquisition of key claim groups to the south of the Lipangue, extending to the high-grade moly/copper adits now accessible by the construction of the south roads. This area was not explored in previous programs. In the past, property examinations comprised day trips from Santiago to the Alto de Lipangue. Currently, these examinations now extend to several days because of travel distances. The professional geologists who have examined the copper/moly-expanded areas are extremely encouraged with the potential mineral extensions and the typical ”model” of development. At the same time, we have been fortunate to be able to tie in the Las dos Marias claims to the Alto de Lipangue that result in a contiguous property.

Last month, Medinah Gold, Inc. sent two geologists/technicians to the Madre de Dios area in southern Chile. After a 17-day examination and testing, they have recommended to Medinah Gold, Inc. a development program on two specific areas of interest. (Medinah Minerals, Inc. has earned a 9% interest in the project.) The neighbouring properties are proceeding to install a processing plant that should be fully operational in September, capable of treating approximately 300 cubic meters per hour of gold-bearing sands.

Each of the Officers and Directors of Medinah are working diligently to build Medinah into a viable and profitable mining company as quickly as possible with a working agreement that maximizes the potential of all the company’s assets.

Yours Respectfully,

Juan José Quijano Fernández
President


SHAREHOLDER UPDATE
February 21, 2007
Dear Shareholders:

During the past 2 years or so, Management of Medinah Minerals, Inc. has been working closely with several key mining companies who have demonstrated a serious interest in participating with the Company to develop its early discoveries at the Alto de Lipangue property just north of Santiago, Chile. Company President, Sr. Juan Jose Quijano Fernandez has met with many groups during this time period and has shared the geological, geophysical and diamond drilling information that the Company assembled during its previous exploration and development of the property. Management has always believed that the Alto de Lipangue has the potential to be an enormous discovery of great significance to the Company, its Shareholders and Chile. Extra diligence, therefore, was taken to ensure that potential partners share the same view.

During the most recent 12 months, the current potential Joint Venture Partners have worked closely with Medinah and Company personnel developing areas of interest that prior work highlighted. Exploring new zones to test the boundaries of the Lipangue deposit, building roads for access to newly discovered mineralized zones, conducting all manner of geological and geophysical programs, have uncovered a vastly expanded area for the projects' potential. Adding many more claim groups to cover and protect these extensive new areas of interest was required. By utilizing the latest scientific technologies to enhance, amalgamate and relate all data, both new and old, an extraordinary picture of the Alto de Lipangue has emerged.

The following claims and claim groups have been added to the original Alto de Lipangue holdings: Mambo 1, Mambo II, Mambo III, Mambo IV, Grande Martin 1-60, Grande Martin 61-120, Pomm 1-60, Puma 61-120, Paloma 1-60, Rosario 1-60, Rosario 61-120. With the addition of these new claims, Medinah's holdings, related to property size, has been increased by approximately five times over the original mapped area, and the expansion is continuing.

Extensive road building, surface exploration, IP surveys, aerial electro magnetic surveys, trenching and geological/geochemical sampling have uncovered vast areas of mineralization previously undiscovered, but related to the Lipangue breccia and the suspected causative porphyry intrusive.

All of this information adds credence to the typical porphyry model scenario outlined to Shareholders at the September 2006 Annual General Meeting.

In addition, indications were growing of the probability of a secondary porphyry to the immediate south of the Alto de Lipangue mesa. Assay work, although backlogged due to various constraints at the Chilean labs, has confirmed both the relationship and potential of a secondary intrusive discovery.

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With all of this groundwork in place for reference, an in-depth satellite survey, using the latest high-tech equipment, was undertaken. Management is now in receipt of a complete and detailed report of its findings. This report summarizes all of the work done to date and concludes the following:

CONCLUSIONS

1- "In this sector of study they are located; a deposit that can be classified like of type PORPHYRY OF COPPER-GOLD (in the zone of the plain of the Alto de Lipangue) and, in addition, a PORPHYRY OF MOLYBDENUM-COPPER in the contiguous area immediately located to the south of the previous one."

4- "The volume of identified mineral resources to date, reaches already to several hundreds of millions of tons, mainly assigned to the added porphyries and skarn together."

7- "All the aforesaid samples clearly show that we are, as opposed to an old and famous mining district here, that today presents/displays a potential of resources, with which can without a doubt be classified World Class."

Clemente Sepulveda Perez
Analista en Sonsores Remotos
Febrero 2007

Satellite surveys are a valuable exploration tool and assist in determining the areas of interest that require extensive diamond drilling to confirm the possible presence of porphyry deposits.

All work on the Medinah properties has been done under the direct supervision and approval of Sr. Juan Jose Quijano Fernandez in the most professional manner by the qualified geological staff of the potential Joint Venture Partners and Medinah Minerals, Inc. The main purpose of the work, aside from defining the resource, is to provide all parties with the knowledge of the potential size and value of the deposit in order to finalize a Joint Venture Agreement.

Les Price, CEO
Medinah Minerals, Inc.

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Excerpts from the February 12, 2001 Howe Chile Limitada geological report on the Alto de Lipangue gold/copper/silver breccia property. http://www.medinah-minerals.com/reports/Howe/howeFeb12,2001report.html

Text excerpts from the November 6, 2000 Vancouver Petrographics Ltd., Petrographic Report on 25 Polished Thin Sections on the Alto de Lipangue gold/copper property http://www.medinah-minerals.com/reports/petrographic00.html

Excerpts from the June 19, 2000, Geological Report by Howe Chile Limitada on the Alto de Lipangue and the Los Dos Marias gold/copper properties http://www.medinah-minerals.com/reports/Howe/howeJune19,2000report.html

Excerpts from the August 2, 1999 geological audit report by Howe Chile Limitada on the Alto de Lipangue and the Los Dos Marias gold/copper properties http://www.medinah-minerals.com/reports/Howe/HoweMariasLipangueReport.html