I was trying to do research on this club and read a couple places that it is now closed. Details?

Sharon Stead posted on FaceBook that she and her hubby were no longer running it. "Indigenazation" perhaps?

Future of Bulawayo Club in jeopardy

One of the oldest clubs in the city is under threat of closure after the owners of the property cancelled the lease agreement for Amailnda Collections, which was running the club.
04.12.1302:04pm Tweet Share
by Pamenus Tuso

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Amailnda, which has interests in various tourism ventures in Matabeleland, is reported to have run Bulawayo Club professionally and efficiently over the past years.

“It’s true that we have been given notice to vacate the premises with all our assets with effect from the end of this month,” said a spokesperson for the company. “The future of the club will be decided by the club members who are the owners of the property.”

There are rumours that Zanu (PF) leaders are targeting the club under the party‘s controversial indigenisation drive.

Built and maintained in the tradition of the gentlemen’s clubs that flourished in the days of the British empire, members says the club combines the elegance of the past with the best of the present.

While the club has been lovingly renovated, much of the original furniture, fittings and early artwork remain.

Looking for accommodation in Bulawayo? Please note that the Bulawayo Club is no longer open to the public. Please contact us on +263 9 243954

As far as I know, indigenisation is not to blame.