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+'''Malel Majok known as Jah Zone'' born on (3 march 1996) is a south Sudanese recording and performing artist best in Dancehall and afro dance and transitional music.
-'''Jack Tinker''' (15 February 1938 &ndash; 28 October 1996) was an English [[theatre critic]].
+Jah Zone is known by his hits like Adit Ku magnet Adoor nyan thin ken Yinitok and his biggest song Of all time Time is money which is the number one song in the country .
-Tinker made his reputation on the ''[[The Argus (Brighton)|Brighton Evening Argus]]'', before becoming theatre critic for the ''[[Daily Mail]]'' in 1972, where he worked - for twenty-four years - until his death of a heart attack, aged fifty-eight. Lights in the West End were dimmed in his honour - a gesture usually reserved for deceased actors.<ref>[http://www.apnewsarchive.com/1996/Jack-Tinker-Theater-Critic-Dies-at-58/id-17e40991d39f1d1ef24b3f749c56a1be Report of Tinker's death in Associated Press news archive.]</ref>
-His obituary in ''The Independent'' reported that "Jack Tinker saw himself as in and of the theatre, a critic from inside the boundary who could be as savage as any of the outsiders but who always knew precisely what he was being savage about." His appearance was distinctive, too: "Flamboyant in manner and dress and often sporting a ponytail, Jack was an easily recognisable theatrical character. His wealth of anecdotes and engaging charm not only found him as at home at a restaurant table of actors and producers in a West End restaurant but also doing a regular turn entertaining passengers on the QE2 when he took a break from reviewing." <ref>[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-jack-tinker-1360766.html Obituary in ''The Independent''.]</ref>
-Among Tinker's notable reviews was his response to [[Sarah Kane]]'s ''[[Blasted]]'', in which he reported being "disgusted [...] by a play which appears to know no bounds of decency yet has no message to convey by way of excuse" and which he found "utterly without artistic merit".<ref>[http://www.iainfisher.com/kane/eng/sarah-kane-magazine.html Iain Fisher's online collection of documents about Sarah Kane.]</ref>
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