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A woman and two men became highly emotional when they were found guilty of human trafficking in Cape Town on Friday, and stand to go to jail for life.
The brothers, along with another accused, Leandre Williams, face more than 40 charges for allegedly trafficking women, forcing them to use drugs and then work as prostitutes.
The two men and the woman on trial for human trafficking in Cape Town will apply for a discharge of the case against them.
An East London dad played a key role in closing down an alleged brothel in Cape Town, after at first refusing to send his desperate daughter money to help her escape. He thought she was going to use the money to buy more drugs. Instead, he asked the police for help.
Two Cameroonian brothers Edward, and Yannick Ayuk, along with another accused, Leandre Williams, face more than 40 charges for allegedly trafficking women, forcing them to use drugs and then work as prostitutes.