LA Times: Foreigners have come to Anjandobo village, a cluster of wooden huts on the desolate red dust of southern Madagascar. They’re vaza — outsiders. The vaza are sweating. They wear hats and carry cameras and plastic bottles of water. The sun exhausts the vaza: four journalists and a group of aid workers from UNICEF and the World Food Program. Scorpions bristle under rocks. There’s little shade. A small Anjandobo child watches the vaza with their water bottles. “I’m …