fuels in Kenya's electricity production by 2030. President Ruto made his maiden foreign trip to the United Kingdom as head of state on 18 September 2022 during which he attended the late Queen Elizabeth II state funeral service on 19 September 2022 at the Westminster Abbey in London. President Ruto made his debut address to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) as a head of state on 21 September 2022, days after arriving in New York from London where he had attended the state funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II. He nodded to President Biden’s “Build Back Better” domestic plan, proposing a global effort toward “building back better from the bottom upward.” The goal, he said, should be “including the marginalized, working majority in the economic mainstream.” Other themes he addressed were; the expansion of the representation of Africa on the U.N. Security Council, increased investment in Africa continent, “moving Africa from aid to investment”, tapping “the ever-bustling” human capital for economic prosperity and a concerted effort towards tackling climate change in the world. In September 2022, he said that the Horn of Africa is experiencing its worst drought in 40 years, adding that "3.1 million people are facing severe drought" in Kenya alone. Asked about the ongoing Tigray War in northern Ethiopia between government forces and Tigray rebels, Ruto said that "whatever happens in Ethiopia gets to Kenya". Speaking about the Somali Civil War, he said that “Kenyan troops will come back home as soon as we're done with the assignment that we have in Somalia.” In November 2022 Ruto's government launched the Hustler Fund, a loan program to grant immediate loans to Kenyan citizens. It decides to launch a large-scale programme of privatisation of public enterprises. Controversies Land Grabbing Weston Hotel Land Ruto has been involved in a land grabbing saga involving his mysterious acquisition of Weston Hotel land, pitted against public counteraccusations with several state corporations in Kenya, all surrounding the original owner of the land. According to The Standard, the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), a state agency, was duped into surrendering the land on which the Weston Hotel was built. In 2001, KCAA, which originally occupied the land, was given alternative pieces of land belonging to another state agency, the meteorological department. KCAA did not occupy the alternative piece of land upon which Ruto's Weston Hotel was built. According to KCAA, a powerful cartel,