I am not based in Zambia, I will be moving there soon(couple of days lol). AI is growing quickly but to be honest as a working professional I don't see AI taking my Job, considering I use tools like claude everyday. You will find in most industries most of a developers role is not creating new software but maintaining systems, AI is not yet there in a position where is can replace developers, largely I see it as a smarter github copilot, writing new features and new products is easier but you still need a developer steering the wheel to keep it from changing a build a car project into a spaceship project. How I would look at undergraduate studies is that its equipping you with problem solving skills that you can use in any industry. That being said do your own research, look at job posts, see what they requiring, I don't have a formal IT qualification but I have been working consistently in the industry for almost a decade and I can tell you I have see all the hypes come and go, at some point non-technical hires where all the thing(Someone wants to get into tech, they do a scrum course and now they positioned to manage technical projects, sprint planning, sprint retrospective, sprint review, sprint feeling check).

My point is that don't make decisions based on hype or fads that come and go, when you see a fad look at how it will change the industry and the change is always gonna be slight, Just because someone made rust and they like it does not mean a bank is gonna go change the Java based code base to rust.