KDF ordered back to Kenya immediately after fallout with Ban Ki-moon

Lt-Gen Johnson Mogoa Kimani Ondieki, the commander of the UN peacekeeping force in South Sudan, was sacked by Ban Ki-moon on November 1 2016 following a damning report that showed failure to protect civilians during violence in Juba earlier this year.
The report from a UN special investigation found that a lack of leadership in the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) caused the death of dozens of civilians in Juba when government forces engaged rebels loyal to disposed Vice President Riek Machar. UN accuses UNMISS of failing to protect civilians.
The Kenyan government reacted in fury following the sacking of Lt-Gen Johnson Mogoa Kimani Ondieki. In a statement to the media, Foreign Affairs Ministry condemned the decision by the UN chief saying it will didn’t offer solutions to quell the violence in the war-ravaged South Sudan.
 The statement read in part. 
The statement by Foreign Affairs Ministry also directed that the over 1000 Kenyan troops involved in peace keeping mission in South Sudan to return back home immediately.