The Regulatory Role of African Constitutional Courts: Ensuring Continuity and Stability in

The african constitutional systems have utilized a variety of mechanisms to solidify liberal principles.A notable recent addition is the regulatory function of constitutional courts.Comparative judicial practice has demonstrated the efficacy of this function in sustaining open political systems that might be paralyzed by internal conflicts.By filling legislative gaps and facilitating peaceful transitions of power, constitutional courts contribute to political stability.This regulatory function relies on a final judicial authority that seeks to align the actions of political actors with both the literal and the underlying principles of the constitution, promoting rational governance and peace.