A1:  SANRAL’s Manager of Toll and Traffic
P1:  Portable wire prisons for animals
A2:  Word by which person or animal is addressed
F2:  Chronological point of time
L2:  Favourite non-alcoholic drink in Britain
R2:  Mass of eggs in female fish’s ovary
A3:  Not out
R3:  First number in counting
A4:  Calendar, especially that of the Greek church with biographies of saints
N4:  Small busy insect
A5:  Roman copper coin
D5:  Deprived of feeling or power
M5:  abbr. Gran Turismo
R5:  Negative answer
H6:  Lower part of face
L6:  There are five on a human foot
A7:  Sharp points on a fork
H7:  Sweetened drink to be diluted with water
O7:  Pull, drag, forcibly move
C8:  Scot. For turnip
H8:  Man of superb qualities
R8:  Musical instrument without the AN
A9:  Chances or balances of probability
F9:  One electrically charged particle
J9:  abbr. Lines
M9:  Primates
A10:  A mild imprecation like ‘confound’,‘curse’, ‘bother’
H10:  Family of rats, mice, squirrels
R10:  To cool off with
G11:  abbr. South
J11:  Not underneath
M11:  Egyptian deity
S11:  Symb. Lithium
A12:  Underground structures on roads
N12:  Assistance
S12:  Symb. Osmium
A13:  Three of a kind
H13:  Conduit for drainage waters
R13:  Record of events and life – without the ‘oir’
A14:  Symb. Antimony
I14:  Strips of adhesives used for tying up parcels
O14:  Second Greek letter
D15:  Learner
P15:  Opposite of happy
A16:  abbr. Tennessee
E16:  Slang for hello
L16:  Friends
C17:  Corporate Services Executive of SANRAL
O17:  Small South African antelope
A18:  Transponder for electronic toll payment
H18:  Surname of Gone with the Wind’s Scarlet
Q18:  abbr. for laboratories
A19:  Acronym for Search and Rescue service of our Civil Aviation Authority
J19:  One of Silicon Valley’s leading companies
A20:  Physical training
R20:  Snake

A1:   What do vegans abstain from (2 words)
B1:   Narrow roads usually between hedges
C1:   Measurement
D1:   Heavy inert gaseous element
F1:   Acronym for one of SANRAL’s construction partners
G1:   abbr. near
H1:   colloq. ‘not a’, ‘not one’
J1:   Opposite of ‘entrance’
L1:   Small case for needles or pins
M1:   Second note in musical scale….also spelled Ray
N1:   Japanese system of unarmed combat
P1:   Title of one of the books in our review section (2 words)
R1:  Nature reserve in Pretoria
S1:   An age of the universe
T1:   Person who sees visions
E4:   Sudden forward movement
G4:   abbr. Great Britain
M5:   Surname of Deputy Mayor of Swartland
C6:   Wind in Argentine
H6:   Name of collapsed parkway (2 words)
J6:   One of Activision Blizzard’s popular video games (3 words)
T6:   What eating habit is gaining popularity
D7:   Bird house
F7:   Twist and turn wool or cotton into threads
K7:   Razor shell, especially of a shellfish
B9:   abbr. for doctor
N9:   Two hip muscles
S10:   Plants with erect spikes of flowers
E11:   Word for “ourselves”
G11:   abbr. saint or stumped (cricket term)
O11:   abbr. king or emperor (Rex et Imperator)
B12:   Living or situated in town or city
C12:   Chinese unit of distance
D12:   Small bays or creeks in Orkneys and Shetland
F12:   Rope or whip of untanned leather
L12:   Solid, naturally occurring mineral aggregate

I13:   Member of outcast class in Japan
K13:   abbr. en Passant (Chess)
R13:   Which beloved person would have celebrated his 100th birthday in July this year?
M14:   Scorch with hot iron
Q14:   colloq. for Thanks
E15:   Tai …. (Chinese Martial arts)
T15:   Fourteenth Greek letter
A16:   Pointing to persons or things close at hand
L16:   When there is no war or disturbances
O16:   Sage, wise legislator
C17:   Mammal like large rabbit
D17:   abbr. For Example
H17:   Whetstone especially for razors
I17:   Expression of sorrow or regret or pleasure
K17:   abbr. President of the Royal Academy
Q17:   Of that, of the same
S17:   Wading bird
B18:   Payment made by citizens, country’s people to their government