Across Africa, businesses are contending with increasingly unstable digital environments. Governments in several countries have imposed internet shutdowns during elections, protests, or periods of unrest, often crippling essential services like mobile payments, logistics platforms, and cross-border communications. These shutdowns are not only disruptive socially—they impose heavy costs on business continuity, with some estimates placing daily economic losses from blackouts in the tens of millions of dollars. At the same time, fragmented infrastructure and ISP throttling compound these risks, leaving companies without predictable or secure digital access in critical moments.

For organizations expanding in Africa, ensuring resilience in such environments is no longer optional. Psiphon Forge provides a unique solution: an embeddable API that keeps applications running even under the harshest censorship or network stress. Built on Psiphon’s proven global anti-censorship infrastructure, Forge enables seamless failover routing, adaptive tunneling across 12+ protocols, and encrypted, tamper-proof data delivery. This means logistics providers can track fleets across borders despite ISP interference, financial services can safeguard transactions during shutdowns, and media or SaaS platforms can stay online in regions where state filtering would otherwise silence them. In a continent where connectivity remains both a challenge and an opportunity, Psiphon Forge is becoming an essential resilience layer for businesses that simply cannot afford downtime.