Aminus constituency leaders are lobbying for government and private investment to unlock the settlement’s massive agricultural, commercial salt harvesting, and tourism potential. The settlement, about 150km south of Gobabis in the Omaheke region, has huge development potential that could transform the lives of the people living in the area, says constituency councillor Isando Kavari. Apart from being a predominantly livestock farming area, Aminuis also has other natural resources that can be used to spur development in the area, he says. Kavari says Aminuis also has vast salt pans which could create around 200 jobs for locals. “We plan to establish a conservancy near the salt pans to boost tourism.