Andrew MasukuAs a Zimbabwean and a deacon in the Grace Communion International (GCI) fellowship in Harare, I felt compelled to write upon observing my country's declining standards, which I attributed to self-centeredness. I realized that a shift in mindset was cucial for improving our way of life. My journey led me to the concept of altruism, the selfless concern for the well-being of others, which proved to be a practical solution. Writing became my means of addressing social issues. I learned that addressing others' problems is a sure way to resolve one's own, a principle as reliable as it is applied. This mirrors the success of businesses that thrive by meeting their customers' needs. My contributions are documented on my website, https: //newcivilization.co.zw. My education diverged from the formal system when I left school at twelve in 1966. However, two years later, my mother's ingenuity allowed me to re-enter the system and complete my Grade seven examinations in 1970. With basic literacy, I pursued informal education, which honed my writing skills, though I attribute much of my ability to divine inspiration. Read More Read Less