SHAREHOLDER UPDATE
LAS DOS MARIAS
October 20, 2009

Dear Medinah Shareholders:

Medinah Mining (Chile) is the owner of the Las dos Marias claims 1-30, encompassing 130 hectares in total area, and geographically located on the headwaters of Quebrada Durazno river on the northwest slope of the Alto de Lipangue plateau. Further, it lies approximately three (3) kilometers from the highly impressive breccia discoveries on the Gordon claims.

Exploration was carried out under the supervision of A.C.A. Howe International, Gordon House P. Geo., and Paul Jones, Mining Engineer with DM 99-02 encountering a significant high-grade gold intercept at the 68-meter depth. Specific assay values are reported as follows:

“Note: one extremely high grade, 2 meter interval with individual samples yielding 61.77 and 122.2 grams gold/tonne, respectively was returned from DM 99-02 between 68 and 70 meters. A.C.A. Howe re-assay of the secondary sample in this interval yielded 455 grams gold/tonne across 1 meter, indicating the probable nugget nature of the gold mineralization in this interval.”

Paul Jones, Mining Engineer and P. Geo., prepared a proposal for the development of this area by sinking a vertical shaft to a depth of 80 meters to provide access for new drifts to follow and extract the rich gold value encountered by diamond drilling. His proposal recommended a shaft 2 meters by 3 meters in cross section with one compartment for hosting and a half compartment for service components. Mr. Jones recommended this project when gold was valued at less that $400 an ounce compared to current values exceeding $1,000 an ounce. Based on the increases in commodity economic valuations the project is now deemed prudent and cost effective.

Medinah Mining (Chile), in concert with its partners, will fully finance and commence development of the vertical shaft following the recommendations of Mr. Paul Jones. Startup of this work program will commence during the week of October 19, 2009 that will lead to a production operation.

This is the first operational/developmental plan for the Alto de Lipangue area and the quickest to feasibly undertake. Other more extensive programs, with Joint Venture partners, to fully develop the Gold, Copper, Molybdenum, and Silver metals at Alto de Lipangue will continue to be worked on toward the ultimate goal of completion.

Medinah Mining (Chile) is the 100% owner of the Las dos Marias claims, 1-30 and Medinah Minerals, Inc. (USA) retains a 50% interest in the ownership of Medinah Minerals (Chile).

Juan Jose Quijano, President/CEO/Director
Medinah Minerals, Inc. USA
Medinah Mining, Chile