Businessperson Albert Tei has given Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim seven days to respond to his demands linked to fresh charges of offering bribes in connection with the Sabah mining corruption scandal.

Speaking to reporters outside of the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex shortly after he posted RM70,000 bail, Tei said his demands included an explanation over the seizure of CCTV recordings from his house on Nov 28, the day of his arrest, as well as incidents that allegedly took place during and before.

“That is my house, my right...