Doh Press Me Competition Guidelines Revealed

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Basseterre, St. Kitts (MoPIEUDT NEWS) – The Energy Unit in the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Energy & Utilities, and Domestic Transport is gearing up to commemorate Energy Month 2025 in November with the launch of its new Doh Press Me competition, as part of its month of activities.

According to the competition guidelines:

This activity adds a creative and competitive twist to the fun of Rough Dry Friday, engaging the imagination and community spirit of the people of St. Kitts and Nevis.

Each Friday in November, citizens and residents are invited to leave the iron unplugged, embrace the natural look, and share their “rough dry” style.

Participants will post a photo or short video of themselves in unpressed clothing on Facebook using the hashtags #noironday
and #dohpressme.

Click the button below to read the guidelines.

This year’s theme for CARICOM Energy Month is “Invest, Innovate, Sustain: Leading the Charge in Renewable Energy Frontiers.”

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