This comes after they were arrested by the Hawks on Sunday after a group of girls were rescued from B&B's which were used as brothels.

Northern Cape Hawks spokesperson, Nomthandazo Mnisi, says three other suspects, Chikwuma Ibekwe (37), Emmanuel Okafor (28), and Ifeanhi Udechi (30) - who were also arrested by the Hawks on Sunday for human trafficking - appeared in the Kuruman Magistrate's Court on Monday and will remain in custody. She says they will appear in court again on 6 October. 

OFM News previously reported the suspects, aged between 30 and 46, are all foreign nationals.

A total of 13 victims from South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Lesotho were rescued from brothels in these two towns.

OFM News/Blaine Jones