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Recycling cattle

In the section http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedi_people#Kinship, the word "recycle" is used. I was trying to think up a better word, but hit a blank. Anyone has any ideas? Rui ''Gabriel'' Correia (talk) 11:19, 6 August 2013 (UTC)

Pedi people list

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* Kwenadi Makgano Sarah Bopape Dineo Bopape Flag Boshielo Mokiritle Billy Debeila Lesetja Kganyago Lucas Kgaphola Mashupye Kgaphola DJ Sbu Leope Jan Leshaba Herman Letlalo Chegoane Mabelane Yvonne Machaka Mogale Madihlaba Matapa Maila Sello Makau Prof William Makgoba Tsebo Mampuru Dr. Mpontsheng Manthata Geoff Mapaya Richard John Maponya Tukishi Maremane Ludwick Marishane first sub-Saharan African to win global entrepreneurship award Maletsiri Nape Johannes Marome Tumisho Masha Evans Masipa Jacob Baby Jake Matlala Ronald 'Ronnie' Matlala Steve 'Galie' Galane Paul Rapetsoa Reverend Stanley Mogoba Thabo Mokoele (DJ Tbos) Dr Anna Mokgokong Lennox Mokwena Collins Molapatene Ramusi Bokang Monjane Cleopus Monyepao (DJ Cleo) Stanley Moshaba DR Aron Motswaledi Prof Eskia Mphahlele Dr Machupe Mphahlele Alfred Mphego Judge Justice Makgabo Ngoepe Lilian Masediba Ngoyi (maiden surname: Matabane) Kgalake Nkadimeng Tebogo Ntoampe Seleka Ike Phaahla Matthews Phosa Ngwako Ramalepe Ngoako Ramathlodi Justice Ramohlola (DJ JustIce Dr Gwen Ramokgopa Kgalamadi Ramusi Nakedi Ribane Alex Shakoane Peter Sehuma Matome Seima Selaelo Selota Caiphus Semenya Kgabo Sepuru Tim Tebeila Antonny Thobejane Masechaba Nchabeleng Dinao "Monare" Sello Solomon Magabane Leshaba Naledi Ramasenya Dr Cedric Namedi Phatudi (Late) Popo Maleka Moshidi Mmakola Seageng Mmakola Maite Mmakola Ramotladi Mmakola Machele Mmakola Thabo Tjatji Tlou Mabala Godfrey Phala Ntantele Bethuel Legodi Phillip Kgabi Rebeccah Masipa Nicholas Magobosha Ratlou Malatji Mapogo Malatji Nector Mohlala Khelelo Malatji Stanford Mannya Mmahlage Syrup Mphahlele Michael Chueu

Confusing lede section: Pedi or Northern Sotho people?

This article is really confusing. Reading the lede makes it unclear if the group is actually called Northern Sotho, with a subgroup called Pedi? Are the two synonyms? Surely there's an anthropology textbook or some other WP:RS that clears this up. Articles can be moved if the names are incorrect: there's no reason to invent a post-hoc explanation for their names Park3r (talk) 10:53, 15 March 2021 (UTC)