Mission Accomplished! That's according to current Democratic Alliance leader, John Steenhuisen. He said he will not seek re-election for a third term as DA Federal Leader at the party's upcoming Federal Congress. Steenhuisen premised this by saying he has delivered everything that he promised his party when he was first elected as Federal Leader. Going on to say that he proudly picked up the party's banner when its internal polling was down to just 16% and after the media declared the "Death of the DA." He said he, together with others, not only resurrected the party's fortunes but also carried it to new heights. Do you agree? How consequential is this move for the DA, for the country, for the Government of National Unity as we know it? In studio, we have a team of Political Journalists from different media houses, Samkele Maseko SABC News Senior Reporter, Queenin Masuabi a Senior Political Journalist from Sunday World and Lunga Mzangwe a Politics Reporter from Mail & Guardian, as well as a Political Analyst, Sanusha Naidu. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.

The remains of 20-year-old Lindelani Munyai, who was swept away while attempting to cross the flooded Mutale in Limpopo on Tuesday, has been recovered. Munyai's body was drawn from the Mutale river in the Mangaya Village in Thoyandou Limpopo. In another incident, Limpopo police are investigating an inquest case docket following the drowning of a 6-year-old. Preliminary investigations suggest that the victim was on her way to a local shop to buy bread, together with other children, when she attempted to pass through a stream. The victim was swept away by the raging waters. Heartache and heartbreak.

A "grave time" is how the United Nations Chief António Guterres described it, in remarks to the Security Council on Venezuela. He said he is deeply concerned that rules of international law have not been respected with regard to the 3 January military action by the United States. The UN Charter enshrines the prohibition of the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state. So the big question is, what precedent has Donald Trump set and who can or should police the superpower? And what assessment can be made of South Africa's diplomatic response to events in Venezuela and to threats of other invasions around the world? To unpack this we have Senior Research Fellow and Director at Afrasid, Thembisa Fakude, Lecturer of Political Science & International Relations at University of KwaZulu Natal Dr Sakhile Hadebe and SABC News Specialist Correspondent, Sophie Mokoena.

The South African Football Association has high expectations of Bafana Bafana. The associations vice-president, Linda Zwane, says the leadership expect the national team to go all the way to the final of the Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Morocco. You've probably seen the video purportedly depicting minors consuming alcohol on Christmas Day. This is a serious offence under South African law. Let's take a deeper dive into the issue tonight. How many children are drinking alcohol in this country? What are the real drivers? But most importantly, what can be done about it? We also cast an eye on developments in Venezuela following US military action, plus we get fans expectations from Morocco ahead of the Bafana Bafana vs Cameroon AFCON knockout match. Our guests are Maurice Smithers ('Working for an Alcohol Safer South Africa', coordinator), Mpumzi Zuzile (Spokesperson for the Department of Social Development in the Eastern Cape) and Mokebe Thulo (Aware.Org. CEO). SABC Senior Sports reporter Sifiso Ramara caught up with the SAFA' s vice president a short while ago.