The case against Nigerian Pastor Timothy Omotoso of the Jesus International Dominion and his two female co-accused has been postponed to the 29th of January.
The trio made a brief appearance in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate’s Court.
The case is postponed to allow the state to obtain two outstanding certificates from the National Director of Public Prosecution.
Omotoso is facing charges of sexual assault, human trafficking and a separate charge of contravening the Immigration Act while his co-accused are facing charges of human trafficking.
The state wants to add a charge of racketeering to the trio and conduct further investigation to the case of contravening the Immigration Act against Omotoso.
The state has also requested the charges against the three to be centralised as they occurred in different provinces.
