The song's lyrics applaud the power of the people to bring about political change. The use of the word "green" in the title was a direct reference to agriculture and its importance to Sudan's economy.

Dozens of Australian school children have taken part in an old Sudanese-Egyptian custom almost lost to history. Traditional rango music started nearly 200 years ago and was thought to have died out.

Mohab Kabashy, also called "MO3', a 26-year-old Sudanese rapper and member of the band "Procedures" works at a recording studio in Khartoum. Photo: Reuters Published September 6, 2021 ...

People in south Sudan have created a new national anthem in the hope that it will become the country's new song after Sunday's referendum on independence, reports the BBC's Peter Martell in Juba.